gladiaio-sdk 0.3.0

Gladia SDK for Python

Gladia Python SDK

A Python SDK for the Gladia API.

Requirements

You need Python 3.10+ for this package.
It may work on lower versions but they are not supported / tested.

Installation

Using pip

pip install gladiaio-sdk

Using uv

uv add gladiaio-sdk

Usage

To use the SDK, import GladiaClient and create a new instance of it.

You can also configure api_key, api_url and region through their respective environment variables: GLADIA_API_KEY, GLADIA_API_URL and GLADIA_REGION.

from gladiaio_sdk import GladiaClient

gladia_client = GladiaClient(
  api_key="your_api_key"
)

Live V2

Threaded vs Async

Our Python SDK supports sync/threaded and asyncio versions.
To get the sync/threaded version, do:

live_client = gladia_client.live_v2()

And to get the async version:

live_client = gladia_client.live_v2_async()

Usage

Once you decided between sync and async client, you can use the client to run a Live session:

# Create session
live_session = live_client.start_session(
  LiveV2InitRequest(
    language_config=LiveV2LanguageConfig(
      languages=["en"],
    ),
    messages_config=LiveV2MessagesConfig(
      receive_partial_transcripts=True,
    ),
  )
)


# Add listeners
@live_session.on("message")
def on_message(message: LiveV2WebSocketMessage):
  if message.type == "transcript":
    print(f"{'F' if message.data.is_final else 'P'} | {message.data.utterance.text.strip()}")


@live_session.once("started")
def on_started(response: LiveV2InitResponse):
  print(f"Session {response.id} started")


@live_session.on("error")
def on_error(error: Exception):
  print(f"An error occurred during live session: {error}")


@live_session.once("ended")
def on_ended(ended: LiveV2EndedMessage):
  print(f"Session {live_session.session_id} ended")


# Send audio
live_session.send_audio(audio_bytes)
# ...
live_session.send_audio(audio_bytes)

# Stop the recording when all audio have been sent.
# Remaining audio will be processed and after post-processing,
# the session is ended.
live_session.stop_recording()