Latest version don't bring up the API when started in Docker

[angas]

The instructions for how to use Docker result in:

gowhisper: error: expected one of "models", "model", "download-model", "delete-model", "transcribe", ...

Version 0.0.25 works ok though. Seems that there are, for the time being, very recent changes, so maybe I'm just stumbling into work in progress.

[djthorpe]

Hi Angas, my apologies. I am in the middle of re-releasing everything - and will have a new version out shortly, which actually provides GPU support for Vulkan and CUDA. I've also updated "gowhisper" (as I am now going to call it) and I've updated the README.md documentation and I will aslso update the other documentation.

I'll reply to this issue when it's finally done, and you can let me know any issues you have with it. Sorry for the interruption.

[djthorpe]

The latest version (v.0.0.35) is now released as a docker container. This is a significant re-write with a different API, which is documented in doc/API.md or you can continue to use the older API (v.0.0.25). Sorry for the change here but I needed to do a lot of work to get these working with Vulkan and CUDA - some documentation still needs to be written there to complete this.

Also the "realtime" support is not yet quite there (the transcript is returned as it is generated) but I'll complete that work shortly. I'll leave this issue open in case you have questions/comments.

[angas]

Thanks!
I tried v0.0.35 and got the same result. But, since you're busy bringing the new doc/API into place, I'll just leave a note here as a reminder.

docker run --name whisper-server -v whisper:/data -p 8081:8081 ghcr.io/mutablelogic/go-whisper:0.0.35 

==>

Usage: gowhisper <command> [flags]
gowhisper command line interface ...

[djthorpe]

@angas use the "run" command on that line (I'll check the docs and update them if I forgot to include that)

docker run --name whisper-server -v whisper:/data -p 8081:8081 \
  ghcr.io/mutablelogic/go-whisper:0.0.35 run

[angas]

Oops, my fault!
The run command brought up the server!

[djthorpe]

Well actually, the fault was mine - I corrected the "quickstart" now to include the run parameter. Sorry about that.