Looking into helping with client side automation

[rumplestilzken]

I have several hundred files i have run through (mostly) Scriberr.

I'm interested in getting involved and perhaps offering something of use on the client side usabiliity as i would like to be able to Upload/Download/Sync between a folder on my desktop.

Main goal being, pulling all of the transcriptions down and saving them in text files which can then be maniuplated further in a personal process for producing a PDF of then voice notes.

Additionally, When i uploaded the original 200, it got through about 100 of them and then "Forgot" about the transcriptions after that. I saw something in my work with the endpoints and this seems intended.

I'm new to go and react, but have extensive experience with other systems. I'm getting some issues about not finding modules. I ran go mod tidy and it did Something, but didn't fix the dependency issues with ./build.sh

Thanks!

[rumplestilzken]

I figured out my build issues were to do with node and npm being out of date. Had to install them from the website instead of the ubuntu package.

[rishikanthc]

@rumplestilzken hi ! Thank you so much for offering to pitch in. Would love to get some hands on the deck. I hadn't checked in earlier coz life got in the way and I didn't have time to check things. But I'll be getting back in it now.

Let me know what you're looking to build and we can go from there. Are you able to build the project into an executable in its current state ?

[rumplestilzken]

@rishikanthc
Yes. I'm building and running raw and in docker. Although docker is lame because i need to rebuild the container with every change, it is my preferred method because elasticsearch can be deployed in a docker container extremely easily.

I decided to give a different implementation a go after getting into the code. Trying to integrate into the global filter of the audio home page, then look up transcripts with the same logic as was already being done for title lookup.

If you or i feel that an elasticsearch server would be better to have, it will be as easy as integrating a few API calls.

I'm currently learning how to do concurrency in go so i can start a background process for the sync client (sync folder to scriberr, and download transcripts to folder). I'm building a separate go executable for the sync client.

There are a few other small fixes and changes I'd like to look at and will file tickets for them when i get the chance.

Great work, i don't take interest in developing other people's projects all that often. But your project is awesome and has some serious potential.

[rumplestilzken]

As a note, to get it running native in Linux Mint, i needed to create a venv to install ctc-segmentation properly. I have notes on the process and will include them in this or another discussion.

[rumplestilzken]

Coming along good, got the client services up and running, now i just need to implement their functionality.