This repository hosts a Flask web application integrated with Audi2Text for speech-to-text functionality, Whisper messaging for secure communication, and a feature for downloading text. The README provides instructions on running the application.

Docker Hub Overview:

This Docker image contains the Flask app configured with Audi2Text and Whisper messaging capabilities. It simplifies deployment and offers flexibility for various environments.

Why This Image: This image provides a convert setup for a Audi2Text integration using python Flask app and Whisper messaging services enabling easy deployment and utilisation of audio-to-text and secure messaging and download features.

Overview: This Docker image facilitates the deployment of a Flask app with Audi2Text integration and Whisper messaging, streamlining the process of setting up a web application with advanced functionalities. It serves as a foundation for building speech-to-text enabled applications with secure communication capabilities.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine and developement server for a development and testing purposes.

Pre-requisites:

• Docker installed on the host machine or server

Deployment Options:

• Docker container only

The container runs on port 5000, launch and run it using the below command.

docker run -d --name=audio2txt -p 5000:5000 asharshith/audio2txtdowload:v1.0.0

You can also build the container locally. Just clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/hrshith/audio2text-download.git 

Then change into the directory

cd audio2txt-download

Build the container

docker build -t audio2txt-download

Finally once the container is build you can launch it using the command

docker run -d --name=audio2txt -p 5000:5000 audio2txt-download

Create Terraform Configuration File, And its avalible in the infrastructure.tf file formate.

In the infrastructure.tf file, specify the essential resources for my application, including Docker images and their Docker Hub details. Additionally, deploy an AWS EC2 instance with appropriate configuration and specifications, as outlined in the provided statement. Detailed instructions can be found in this readme file.

To run the below init cmd terraform working directory, installing necessary plugins, configuring the backend, and downloading referenced modules.

terraform init

To run the below cmd to see whether the configuration file is valid or not .

terraform validate

To run the below cmd to see what changes Terraform will make to your AWS infrastructure .

terraform plan

To run the below apply cmd to enact changes to your AWS infrastructure based on the configured plan.

terraform apply

Confirm changes: Terraform will prompt you to confirm the changes before applying them. Review the changes carefully and type yes to confirm and proceed

When you are done and want to clean up the resources, you can destroy the Terraform-managed infrastructure with the following command:

terrafrom destroy

1. Once the container is running, enter it

   docker exec -it audio2txt-download bash
   

2. Look for the text.py file and open it (You can install and use an editor of your choice I am using nano)

   nano text.py
   

3. You should see the below line

   # Load the Whisper model
   model = whisper.load_model("base")
   

4. Change it to anything you like based on the below table (The .en models are english only)

5. For example if you want to run the medium model your code should look like this.

   # Load the Whisper model
   model = whisper.load_model("medium")
   

6. Just restart the container and upload your audio and it will automatically pull the new model.

Warning: Higher models require a moderately powerful CPU else it will take forever to load

7. Access the application at http://localhost:5000 after running the Docker container.

Special credits go to the OpenAI Whisper project which has made this project possible! Check them out at - Whisper Project

References:

• Flask: https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/3.0.x/

• Docker: https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile

• Terraform: https://www.terraform.io