that displays the transcription text.
• It should handle resizing and mobile responsiveness.
9) src/components/ClipboardButton.js / ClipboardButton.css
• A button that copies the current transcription to the user’s clipboard.
• Uses the standard clipboard API in the browser (e.g., navigator.clipboard.writeText).
10) src/pages/MainPage.js / MainPage.css
• A single-page layout that houses the Logo, RecordStopButton, TranscriptField, and ClipboardButton components.
•Central place to manage state if needed (e.g., the transcribed text).
SECTION 4 – CODING SESSION PLAN
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We have exactly seven coding sessions. Below is the plan for which files to code in each session.
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Session 1
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• Files:
1) App.js
2) App.css
• Summary:
– We initialize the overall React structure.
– Set the background gradient in App.css.
– Potentially include a basic Router setup if needed (though we only have one page, so routing is minimal).
– Dependencies/Considerations: None yet, except that we should define a suitable background gradient.
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Ensure the CSS covers the full screen.
– Make sure we name the classes and IDs clearly so we can style them easily in subsequent components.
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Session 2
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• Files:
1) src/services/api.js
• Summary:
– Implement the Whisper API call (transcribeAudio).
– Make sure we console.log the request and response for debugging.
• Dependencies:
– Will rely on environment variable process.env.REACT_APP_OPENAI_API_KEY.
– We might later import this function into the RecordStopButton component or MainPage.
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Proper error handling and printing logs in the console.
– The openai package usage (OpenAI constructor, etc.).
– The file creation from the audio blob must be done carefully.
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Session 3
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• Files:
1) src/components/Logo.js
2) src/components/Logo.css
3) src/components/RecordStopButton.js
4) src/components/RecordStopButton.css
• Summary:
• Logo.js & Logo.css:
– A simple component to display logo.png.
• RecordStopButton.js & RecordStopButton.css:
– Initiates/stops audio recording.
– Pulsing red animation when recording.
– On stop, calls the api.js transcribe function.
• Dependencies:
– RecordStopButton.js will eventually import { transcribeAudio } from "../services/api".
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Microphone permission requests (browser-based).
– Using the MediaRecorder API (if that is the approach).
– Minimizing cross-browser issues on mobile devices.
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Session 4
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• Files:
1) src/components/TranscriptField.js
2) src/components/TranscriptField.css
3) src/components/ClipboardButton.js
4) src/components/ClipboardButton.css
• Summary:
• TranscriptField.js & .css:
– Displays the result from the Whisper API.
• ClipboardButton.js & .css:
– Copies transcription text to clipboard.
• Dependencies:
– These components will receive the text as props from MainPage (or from a context).
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Using navigator.clipboard for copying text (may require HTTPS or localhost).
– Proper styling for a simple button.
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Session 5
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• Files:
1) src/pages/MainPage.js
2) src/pages/MainPage.css
• Summary:
– The single page that houses all components: Logo, RecordStopButton, TranscriptField, ClipboardButton.
– Manages any top-level state if needed (e.g., the transcription).
• Dependencies:
– Imports all components from sessions 3 and 4.
– Also relies on the transcribeAudio function from api.js.
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Ensuring the data flow is correct (RecordStopButton passes transcription to MainPage, MainPage sets state, TranscriptField displays it, ClipboardButton has access to the text).
– Mobile-first styling, especially with CSS layout.
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Session 6
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• Files:
– No files needed
– (We’ve covered all essential components and our single page in previous sessions.)
• Summary:
– Skipped or used only if we discover unexpected additional files.
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Session 7
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• Files:
1) public/manifest.json
2) public/service-worker.js
3) (Optional) Final updates to App.js / App.css if needed
• Summary:
– Provide the essential PWA metadata (manifest.json) so the app can be installed on mobile.
– Basic service worker for offline caching.
– In App.js, ensure that the final integration is correct (for example, if we choose to import a service worker registration).
• Dependencies:
– Basic knowledge of how CRA handles service workers.
– The manifest.json references the app’s icons, name, short_name, and theme color.
• Things to Watch Out For:
– Must match the name, short_name, and background_color in manifest.json for a consistent user experience.
– Make sure the service worker does not conflict with Whisper API calls if the user is offline.
SECTION 5 – DEPLOYMENT & POSSIBLE ERRORS
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• Required npm Packages/Libraries:
– "react" and "react-dom" (core dependencies from Create React App).
– "openai" (for the Whisper API calls in api.js).
– (Optionally, "uuid" or other libraries are not strictly needed for MVP; only add them if essential.)
• Potential Error Handling & Edge Cases:
1) Microphone access denied: The user might block microphone access. We should handle gracefully (e.g., log an error, show a message).
2) Whisper API failures: Could be due to invalid API key or network issues. We’ll log errors in console for debugging.
3) Clipboard permission: If the site is not HTTPS or user’s browser does not support the new API, copying might fail.
4) PWA installation issues: The user might not see the install prompt if the domain is not served over HTTPS or if it does not meet PWA requirements.
By following the plan above, we will gradually build a fully functional, minimal MVP of “Voice 2 Clip” in seven coding sessions, culminating in a PWA that can capture audio, transcribe via Whisper API, and let the user easily copy the transcription.
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