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- Around line 536-538: Update the async WebSocket example’s import section near
`AsyncFishAudio` to import `aiofiles`, which is used by its `aiofiles.open`
calls. Leave the existing WebSocket calls and file-writing behavior unchanged.
- Line 687: Update both the synchronous and asynchronous get_credits examples to
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The Python SDK reference now documents ASR clients, expanded TTS and WebSocket APIs, account and voice operations, and shared types. Overview examples and links use updated model-selection, transcription, streaming, and error-handling examples. Core and utility documentation has been reordered.
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Shared options and ASR api-reference/sdk/python/core.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx
The core reference documents OMIT and RequestOptions. The resource and type references describe synchronous and asynchronous ASR methods, transcription options, and response fields.
TTS and real-time audio api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx
The references update TTS model signatures and examples, document async TTS and WebSocket APIs, and revise the TTSConfig.reference_id example.
Account and voice resources api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx
The resource reference documents synchronous and asynchronous account and voice operations. The types reference updates the documented Voice.state values.
SDK examples and module organization api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/core.mdx, api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx
The overview updates model selection, transcription, streaming, error handling, and guide links. Core and utility pages relocate documentation sections.
fishaudio/docs#295: Updates Python SDK pages that this pull request also revises, including model-selection examples and installation guidance.
fishaudio/docs#298: Documents Python ASR model behavior; this pull request documents ASR methods and updates the overview transcription example.
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The documentation update has bounded risk: the Voice state example can lead readers to wait for a completion value the API never returns. Correct that example; the remaining identified snippet problems are existing follow-up work.
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In `@api-reference/sdk/python/core.mdx`:
- Around line 1-6: Add YAML frontmatter with clear title and description before
the generated anchor in api-reference/sdk/python/core.mdx (lines 1-6) and
api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx (lines 1-5). Ensure both MDX pages retain
their existing anchors and comply with the required frontmatter convention.
- Around line 218-220: Update the max_message_size_bytes documentation entry so
“Default: 65536 bytes (64 KiB)” remains part of its description rather than
appearing as a separate attribute; keep the queue_size entry unchanged.
In `@api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx`:
- Around line 188-197: Update the async example around text_chunks to consume
client.tts.stream_websocket(...) with async iteration instead of awaiting it
before play(audio_stream). Align the example with the documented async iterator
pattern and preserve the existing streaming behavior.
In `@api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx`:
- Around line 285-388: Update the async stream_websocket documentation examples
to consume AsyncTTSClient.stream_websocket with async for, writing or processing
each yielded audio chunk directly. Replace any await-assigned stream usage and
play(audio_stream) pattern in overview.mdx while preserving the existing
examples’ behavior and parameters.
In `@api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx`:
- Around line 30-37: Add an explicit mpv installation or PATH prerequisite
between the Raises and Examples sections in the stream documentation, so users
know to make mpv available before running the stream example. Preserve the
existing example and DependencyError documentation.
- Around line 37-49: Dedent the fenced Python examples in the Examples sections,
including the blocks containing FishAudio stream usage, so each opening and
closing fence starts at column 0 and the Python body is aligned without the
extra four-space indentation. Apply the same formatting to all referenced
examples while preserving their code and python language tags.
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Keep the default value under max_message_size_bytes.
Line 219 is rendered as a separate attribute named Default. Move the value into the max_message_size_bytes description.
Proposed fix
-- `max_message_size_bytes` - Message size in bytes to receive from the server.-- `Default` - 65536 bytes (64 KiB).+- `max_message_size_bytes` - Message size in bytes to receive from the server.+ Default: 65536 bytes (64 KiB).
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-`max_message_size_bytes` - Message size in bytes to receive from the server.
-`Default` - 65536 bytes (64 KiB).
-`queue_size` - Size of the queue where received messages will be held until they
-`max_message_size_bytes` - Message size in bytes to receive from the server.
Default: 65536 bytes (64 KiB).
-`queue_size` - Size of the queue where received messages will be held until they
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In `@api-reference/sdk/python/core.mdx` around lines 218 - 220, Update the
max_message_size_bytes documentation entry so “Default: 65536 bytes (64 KiB)”
remains part of its description rather than appearing as a separate attribute;
keep the queue_size entry unchanged.
Fish.audio SDK Python AsyncTTSClient stream_websocket example async for await documentation
💡 Result:
To perform real-time, token-by-token text-to-speech streaming with the Fish.audio Python SDK using AsyncTTSClient (accessed via AsyncFishAudio), you should use the stream_websocket method [1][2]. The stream_websocket method is an asynchronous generator [1][3]. You do not await the call itself; instead, you iterate over it using an async for loop [1][2]. This allows you to process or play back each audio chunk as soon as it is received from the server [1][4]. Example usage: import asyncio from fishaudio import AsyncFishAudio async def text_chunks: # This async generator yields text tokens as they become available yield "Hello, " yield "this is " yield "streaming via WebSocket!" async def main: async with AsyncFishAudio as client: # stream_websocket is an async generator — iterate it, don't await the call audio_stream = client.tts.stream_websocket( text_chunks, reference_id="YOUR_VOICE_ID", latency="balanced") async for chunk in audio_stream: # Handle the incoming audio chunk (e.g., write to file or stream to audio device) print(f"Received {len(chunk)} bytes of audio") # with open("out.mp3", "ab") as f: # f.write(chunk) asyncio.run(main) Key implementation details: 1. Input Generator: You must provide an iterable (or async iterable) that yields text tokens [1][4]. 2. Streaming Iteration: Use async for chunk in client.tts.stream_websocket(...) to consume the audio chunks [4][2]. 3. Lifecycle: The SDK handles the underlying WebSocket lifecycle (frames, connection, etc.) automatically [1][4]. 4. Async Clients: Ensure you are using AsyncFishAudio for asynchronous operations, as FishAudio is for synchronous usage [1][5]. For further details, refer to the official Fish Audio documentation on WebSocket streaming [1] and the SDK cookbook [4].
site:docs.fish.audio/developer-guide/sdk-guide/python/websocket "async for chunk" "stream_websocket"
💡 Result:
The async for loop is the standard pattern in Python for consuming asynchronous streams, such as those provided by WebSocket clients [1]. When working with WebSocket APIs that support streaming (like text-to-speech or real-time data feeds), the client typically provides an asynchronous generator that yields chunks as they arrive over the network [1]. To use this pattern, you define an asynchronous loop that iterates over the response stream. This allows your application to process or forward each chunk immediately without waiting for the entire stream to complete [1]. Example Implementation: The following example demonstrates how to consume a stream from an asynchronous WebSocket client [1]: async def main: client = AsyncFishAudio # Define an async generator to provide input tokens/data async def data_source: async for item in your_async_source: yield item # Use async for to iterate over the WebSocket stream as chunks arrive async for chunk in client.tts.stream_websocket(data_source): # Process each chunk as it arrives process(chunk) asyncio.run(main) Key implementation details: - Async Generator: The method (e.g., stream_websocket) is designed as an asynchronous generator [1]. - Non-blocking: By using async for, your program remains responsive, allowing other tasks to run while waiting for new chunks to arrive from the WebSocket connection [1]. - Protocol Handling: While high-level SDKs often handle framing (such as MessagePack or JSON) automatically, direct WebSocket implementations require manual management of message framing and connection state if not using a library-provided method [1].
#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
echo"== websocket docs =="forfin api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx developer-guide/sdk-guide/python/websocket.mdx;doif [ -f"$f" ];thenecho"-- $f --"
sed -n '1,240p'"$f"fidoneechoecho"== realtime streaming docs sync/async snippets =="
sed -n '180,210p' features/realtime-streaming.mdx ||true
sed -n '50,75p' developer-guide/best-practices/real-time-streaming.mdx ||true
sed -n '135,155p' developer-guide/best-practices/real-time-streaming.mdx ||true
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Use async iteration for stream_websocket in the async example.
features/realtime-streaming.mdx states that async clients expose the same streaming methods and explicitly shows async for chunk in client.tts.stream_websocket(...). resources.mdx also documents the same method as an async iterator, so api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx should not await client.tts.stream_websocket(...) before play(audio_stream); align it with the async async for pattern shown elsewhere.
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In `@api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx` around lines 188 - 197, Update the
async example around text_chunks to consume client.tts.stream_websocket(...)
with async iteration instead of awaiting it before play(audio_stream). Align the
example with the documented async iterator pattern and preserve the existing
streaming behavior.
Align the async stream_websocket examples to async iteration.
AsyncTTSClient.stream_websocket is documented as an async generator, so use async for chunk in client.tts.stream_websocket(...) and avoid audio_stream = await client.tts.stream_websocket(...) followed by play(audio_stream) in overview.mdx.
[warning] 290-290: api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx#L290
Did you really mean 'stream_websocket'?
[warning] 313-313: api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx#L313
Did you really mean 'wav'?
[warning] 313-313: api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx#L313
Did you really mean 'pcm'?
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In `@api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx` around lines 285 - 388, Update the
async stream_websocket documentation examples to consume
AsyncTTSClient.stream_websocket with async for, writing or processing each
yielded audio chunk directly. Replace any await-assigned stream usage and
play(audio_stream) pattern in overview.mdx while preserving the existing
examples’ behavior and parameters.
Add an mpv prerequisite before the stream example.
stream() plays audio with mpv, and DependencyError is raised when mpv is not installed. Add the prerequisite before Examples so users can install mpv or make it available on PATH before running the code.
[warning] 32-32: api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx#L32
Did you really mean 'mpv'?
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In `@api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx` around lines 30 - 37, Add an explicit mpv
installation or PATH prerequisite between the Raises and Examples sections in
the stream documentation, so users know to make mpv available before running the
stream example. Preserve the existing example and DependencyError documentation.
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Dedent the fenced Python examples.
api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx has fenced examples under **Examples** at lines 37–49, 84–98, and 124–136 that are indented by four spaces. Some Markdown/MDX parsers treat these as indented code blocks instead of language-tagged fenced blocks. Place the fences at column 0 and dedent the python bodies so the language tags render consistently.
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Python examples in the Examples sections, including the blocks containing
FishAudio stream usage, so each opening and closing fence starts at column 0 and
the Python body is aligned without the extra four-space indentation. Apply the
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Minor · Add YAML frontmatter to the types reference page. · types.mdx:1
api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx:1 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add YAML frontmatter to the types reference page.
api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx starts with an anchor tag and has no frontmatter block. The repository guideline requires frontmatter on every MDX file, and the page has no title or description. Add a frontmatter block at the top of the file, before the anchor.
Suggested fix
+---+title: "Types"+description: "Data types used by the Fish Audio Python SDK"+---+
<a id="fishaudio.types.asr"></a>
Based on learnings and coding guidelines: the page must have frontmatter. The guideline for **/*.mdx states "Do not skip frontmatter on any MDX file" and requires title and description.
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Add YAML frontmatter with a title and description at the start of the types
reference page, before the fishaudio.types.asr anchor.
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Minor · Add frontmatter to this page. · resources.mdx:1
api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:1 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add frontmatter to this page.
This page starts with an anchor and has no YAML frontmatter, so it has no title or description. The base revision also starts with an anchor, so this gap predates the PR. Add the frontmatter above the anchor.
As per coding guidelines, the "Do not" list in the MDX guidance says: "Skip frontmatter on any MDX file".
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Add YAML frontmatter with a title and description to the page before the
fishaudio.resources.asr anchor, using the namespace client name and its ASR
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Minor · Use a relative path for the WebSocket guide link. · overview.mdx:209
api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx:209 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use a relative path for the WebSocket guide link.
The Learn more link at line 209 uses an absolute https://docs.fish.audio/... URL for an internal docs page. Change it to a relative path that points to the WebSocket guide page.
As per coding guidelines, "Do not: Use absolute URLs for internal links."
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Review comment at @api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx at line 209:
Update the “Learn more” link in the Python SDK overview to use a relative path
to the WebSocket guide page instead of an absolute docs URL.
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Minor · Use a relative path for the speech-to-text link. · overview.mdx:179
api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx:179 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use a relative path for the speech-to-text link.
The Learn more link at line 179 uses an absolute https://docs.fish.audio/ URL. Internal links in MDX pages must use relative paths. The absolute prefix predates this PR, and the same pattern appears in other links in this file and the repository.
As per coding guidelines: "Do not: Use absolute URLs for internal links" and "Relative paths for internal links."
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Update the Learn more link in the Python SDK overview to use a relative path to
the speech-to-text page, removing the absolute docs.fish.audio URL prefix.
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Minor · Use a root-relative path for the Python TTS Learn more link. · overview.mdx:163
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Use a root-relative path for the Python TTS Learn more link.
The changed line uses an absolute docs.fish.audio URL for a page on the same docs site. The repository rule for MDX files says not to use absolute URLs for internal links. The internal links in the rest of the SDK reference and developer guide use root-relative paths. The PR changes only the path, and it keeps the absolute form that the base already used at this line.
As per coding guidelines: "Do not: Use absolute URLs for internal links" (applies to **/*.mdx).
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Review comment at @api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx at line 163:
Update the Python TTS “Learn more” link in the SDK overview to use the
root-relative internal path instead of the absolute docs.fish.audio URL,
preserving the existing destination.
Minor · Use a root-relative path for the voice-cloning link. · overview.mdx:247
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Use a root-relative path for the voice-cloning link.
The link uses an absolute https://docs.fish.audio/ URL. Internal links in .mdx files must use relative paths. Change the link to a root-relative path.
As per coding guidelines: "Do not use absolute URLs for internal links" and "Relative paths for internal links" apply to **/*.mdx files.
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Review comment at @api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx at line 247:
Update the Learn more link in the Python SDK overview to use a root-relative
path to the voice-cloning page instead of an absolute docs URL.
Minor · Define audio_bytes before the WebSocket reference-audio examples. · resources.mdx:316
api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:316 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Define audio_bytes before the WebSocket reference-audio examples.
The sync and async stream_websocket examples pass audio_bytes in references=[ReferenceAudio(audio=audio_bytes, text="sample")]. Neither example assigns audio_bytes. Running either example alone raises NameError when Python evaluates the references argument, before stream_websocket runs. Read a reference file before the with open("output.mp3", "wb") block. Apply the same change to the async example.
📝 Suggested fix
# With references parameter
+ with open("reference.wav", "rb") as ref_file:+ audio_bytes = ref_file.read()
with open("output.mp3", "wb") as f:
for audio_chunk in client.tts.stream_websocket(
text_generator(),
references=[ReferenceAudio(audio=audio_bytes, text="sample")]
):
f.write(audio_chunk)
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Review comment at @api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx at line 316:
Define audio_bytes by reading the reference audio file before the output-file
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Review comments at @api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:
- Line 48: Add the missing client imports to both ASR transcribe examples:
import FishAudio in the synchronous example and AsyncFishAudio in the
asynchronous example before constructing each client, so both snippets run
standalone.
- Line 173: Update both stream examples that call process_audio_chunk to either
define the helper in the examples or clearly mark the calls as placeholders for
the reader’s own processing code, so neither example uses an unexplained
undefined name.
- Around line 673-674: Confirm the authoritative meaning of
`Credits.has_free_credit`, then make its attribute description and the
`get_credits` example message consistent with that meaning; do not imply current
availability if the field only indicates that free credits were received.
- Line 102: Add the missing aiofiles import to the async ASR example before its
call to aiofiles.open, so the example can use the module without a NameError.
- Line 102: Add an aiofiles installation command to the Python SDK Installation
block so readers can run the async examples that call aiofiles.open without
separately discovering this prerequisite.
Review comments at @api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx:
- Line 36: Update the ASRResponse.duration documentation in the Python SDK
source and generated API reference to describe the value in seconds, keeping
both descriptions consistent with the server response.
- Line 343: Update the Voice `state` example in the documentation to list the
lifecycle values “created,” “training,” “trained,” and “failed,” replacing the
unsupported “ready” example.
Review comments at @api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx:
- Around line 35-36: Update the iterator example to call client.tts.stream()
instead of client.tts.convert(), so it demonstrates the streaming API while
preserving the existing save call.
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Review comments at @api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx:
- Line 209: Update the “Learn more” link in the Python SDK overview to use a
relative path to the WebSocket guide page instead of an absolute docs URL.
- Line 179: Update the Learn more link in the Python SDK overview to use a
relative path to the speech-to-text page, removing the absolute docs.fish.audio
URL prefix.
- Line 163: Update the Python TTS “Learn more” link in the SDK overview to use
the root-relative internal path instead of the absolute docs.fish.audio URL,
preserving the existing destination.
- Line 247: Update the Learn more link in the Python SDK overview to use a
root-relative path to the voice-cloning page instead of an absolute docs URL.
Review comments at @api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:
- Line 1: Add YAML frontmatter with a title and description to the page before
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- Line 316: Define audio_bytes by reading the reference audio file before the
output-file block in both the sync and async stream_websocket examples, so each
example can pass the bytes to ReferenceAudio independently.
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Add the missing client imports to both ASR examples.
Both ASR transcribe examples construct a client without importing it. FishAudio and AsyncFishAudio are not defined in the snippet. A reader who copies either example as a standalone program gets a NameError at the client constructor.
Suggested fix
Sync example:
```python
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client = FishAudio(api_key="...")
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```python
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client = AsyncFishAudio(api_key="...")
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Add the missing client imports to both ASR transcribe examples: import FishAudio
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Add the aiofiles import to the async ASR example.
The async ASR example at api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:99-109 calls aiofiles.open at line 102, but the file never imports aiofiles. A reader who copies the example into an async function gets a NameError at that line.
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Document aiofiles as a prerequisite for the async examples.
The async examples in api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx call aiofiles.open. The Installation block in api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx lists only fish-audio-sdk and fish-audio-sdk[utils]. Neither entry declares aiofiles as a direct dependency. A reader who installs only the documented packages and runs an async example can get ModuleNotFoundError unless aiofiles is installed another way. Add the install command to the Installation block.
Suggested documentation fix
```bash
pip install fish-audio-sdk
# With audio playback utilities
pip install fish-audio-sdk[utils]
++# Async file examples use aiofiles+pip install aiofiles
</details>
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<fact source="api-reference/sdk/python/overview.mdx:33-38">The Installation block documents only `pip install fish-audio-sdk` and `pip install fish-audio-sdk[utils]`. It does not mention `aiofiles`. The changed hunks in this file begin at line 39, so this block matches the merge base.</fact>
<fact source="api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:102">The new async ASR example contains `async with aiofiles.open("audio.mp3", "rb") as f:`. The snippet does not show an `import aiofiles` line.</fact>
<fact source="git show 3cfc87ef38dcce4d167c2ed1a6dd52b0ebecf73f:api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx:1090">The merge-base version already contains the `aiofiles.open` usage in the async ASR transcribe example. Lines 882-925 at the merge base also use `aiofiles.open` in the TTS `stream_websocket` examples.</fact>
<fact source="https://pypi.org/pypi/fish-audio-sdk/1.3.0/json">The `requires_dist` field for fish-audio-sdk 1.3.0 lists `httpx-ws>=0.6.2`, `httpx>=0.27.2`, `ormsgpack>=1.5.0`, `pydantic>=2.9.1`, and `typing-extensions>=4.15.0`. The `utils` extra adds `sounddevice>=0.4.6` and `soundfile>=0.12.1`. `aiofiles` appears in neither list.</fact>
<inference source="overview.mdx:33-38 and resources.mdx:102">The documented install commands do not list `aiofiles`, and the example uses it. A reader who follows only the documented installs can hit `ModuleNotFoundError`. The claim is restricted to the documented prerequisite. It does not assert that every installation lacks `aiofiles`.</inference>
<unknown source="transitive dependencies of httpx-ws, httpx, pydantic, ormsgpack, typing-extensions, sounddevice, soundfile">Transitive metadata was not inspected. If any of these pulls in `aiofiles`, the failure does not occur in that environment. The comment therefore uses conditional wording.</unknown>
<prior_claim source="repo-wide rg -F 'aiofiles' (prior investigation account)">`aiofiles` appears in `api-reference/sdk/python/client.mdx` and `api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx` usage lines. No dependency file or install instruction in the repository names it. `tests/cookbooks/requirements.txt` does not list it. This was not re-run in this turn.</prior_claim>
<inference source="comparison of overview.mdx:33-38 at base and head">The install gap exists at the merge base under the same preconditions. The async example at base (resources.mdx:1090) already uses `aiofiles`. Attribution is pre_existing, as recorded in the supplied attribution record. The PR moves the example and adds ASR methods, but it does not add a new install path or change the consequence. Because this is a minor documentation finding, the attribution is applied proportionally.</inference>
<inference source="resources.mdx:102">The missing `import aiofiles` in the snippet is a separate matter. The comment addresses only the install instruction.</inference>
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Both stream examples call process_audio_chunk: the sync example at line 173 and the async example at line 398 (await process_audio_chunk(chunk)). The page neither defines nor imports this name, and neither example marks it as a placeholder. Copying either example as written raises NameError. Define the helper in the example, or label the call as a placeholder for the reader's own processing code.
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Clarify what has_free_credit reports.
The Credits reference describes has_free_credit as whether the user has received free credits. The get_credits example reads the same field as current availability and prints "Free credits available!" when it is true. Those are different account states. A user who received free credits and has used them can match the first description but not the second. The docs do not state which meaning the field has, so the example's message cannot be checked against the reference.
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- API Reference | fishaudio/fish-audio-python | DeepWiki — https://deepwiki.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python/3-api-reference
- fishaudio package - github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-go - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-go
- ComfyUI: comfy_api_nodes.apis.fishaudio.FishAudioASRResponse Class Reference - doxygen documentation | Fossies Dox — https://fossies.org/dox/ComfyUI-0.37.4/classcomfy__api__nodes_1_1apis_1_1fishaudio_1_1FishAudioASRResponse.html
- GitHub - fishaudio/fish-audio-python: The official Python library for the Fish Audio API. · GitHub — https://github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python
- …and 19 more
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fishaudio fish-audio-python src/fish_audio_sdk client ASR transcribe method duration conversion at commit 539b409dadec7a77954b94ed2513ddf45b1d3579
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- fish-audio-python/src/fish_audio_sdk/apis.py at 539b409dadec7a77954b94ed2513ddf45b1d3579 · fishaudio/fish-audio-python · GitHub — https://github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python/blob/539b409dadec7a77954b94ed2513ddf45b1d3579/src/fish_audio_sdk/apis.py
- fish-audio-python/src/fish_audio_sdk/schemas.py at 539b409dadec7a77954b94ed2513ddf45b1d3579 · fishaudio/fish-audio-python · GitHub — https://github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python/blob/539b409dadec7a77954b94ed2513ddf45b1d3579/src/fish_audio_sdk/schemas.py
- GitHub - fishaudio/fish-audio-python: The official Python library for the Fish Audio API. · GitHub — https://github.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python
- API Reference | fishaudio/fish-audio-python | DeepWiki — https://deepwiki.com/fishaudio/fish-audio-python/3-api-reference
- docs/developer-guide/models-pricing/pricing-and-rate-limits.mdx at main · fishaudio/docs · GitHub — https://github.com/fishaudio/docs/blob/main/developer-guide/models-pricing/pricing-and-rate-limits.mdx
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Document ASRResponse.duration in seconds.
The page documents duration in milliseconds. The /v1/asr response schema, the speech-to-text page, and the SDK cookbooks all document seconds. The Python SDK returns the server value without conversion, so readers who apply a 1000x factor will get wrong durations.
The milliseconds text appears to come from the SDK's ASRResponse source comment, which the generated page copies. That comment should also be corrected upstream, or regenerating this page will reintroduce the error.
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-- `duration` - Total audio duration in milliseconds+- `duration` - Total audio duration in seconds
-Duration in milliseconds+Duration in seconds
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Correct the documented Voice state example to the lifecycle values.
The Voice state entry lists "ready", which is not a documented lifecycle state. The documented states are "created", "training", "trained", and "failed". A caller that copies "ready" as a completion check waits for a state the documented lifecycle does not name.
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--- "a/api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx"+++ "b/api-reference/sdk/python/types.mdx"@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@
- `description` - Detailed description of the voice model
- `cover_image` - URL to the voice model's cover image
- `train_mode` - Training mode used. Options: "fast"
-- `state` - Current model state (e.g., "ready", "training", "failed")+- `state` - Current model state (e.g., "created", "training", "trained", "failed")
- `tags` - List of tags for categorization (e.g., ["male", "english", "young"])
- `samples` - List of audio samples demonstrating the voice
- `created_at` - Timestamp when the model was created
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-`state` - Current model state (e.g., "created", "training", "trained", "failed")
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Update the Voice `state` example in the documentation to list the lifecycle
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The example comment says "Works with iterators too", but line 35 calls client.tts.convert(), which returns bytes. The example therefore shows only the bytes path. Replace that call with client.tts.stream() so the example demonstrates the iterable input.
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--- "a/api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx"+++ "b/api-reference/sdk/python/utils.mdx"@@ -31,9 +31,9 @@
# Save to file
save(audio, "output.mp3")
# Works with iterators too
- audio_stream = client.tts.convert(text="Another example")+ audio_stream = client.tts.stream(text="Another example")
save(audio_stream, "another.mp3")
```
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Use root-relative paths for the TTS and STT guide links.
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Use root-relative paths for the TTS and STT guide links.
The Learn more links at lines 163 and 192 use absolute https://docs.fish.audio/... URLs. Repository guidance for **/*.mdx files requires relative paths for internal links and prohibits absolute URLs for them. On a preview or alternate host, these links can leave that deployment for production. Use root-relative paths instead, such as /developer-guide/sdk-guide/python/text-to-speech and /developer-guide/sdk-guide/python/speech-to-text.
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Update the TTS and STT “Learn more” links in the Python SDK overview to use
root-relative paths instead of absolute production URLs, preserving their
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The async WebSocket example in resources.mdx calls aiofiles.open at lines 536, 541, 550, 555, 565, and 574. Its only import is from fishaudio import ... at line 526. When this code runs inside an async function or an async REPL, the first async with aiofiles.open(...) raises NameError: name 'aiofiles' is not defined before any WebSocket call runs.
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- from fishaudio import AsyncFishAudio, TTSConfig, ReferenceAudio, WebSocketOptions+ import aiofiles+ from fishaudio import AsyncFishAudio, TTSConfig, ReferenceAudio, WebSocketOptions
[warning] 537-537: api-reference/sdk/python/resources.mdx#L537
Did you really mean 'stream_websocket'?
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Update the async WebSocket example’s import section near `AsyncFishAudio` to
import `aiofiles`, which is used by its `aiofiles.open` calls. Leave the
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The examples convert credits.credit to float before printing. The API returns this balance as a string, and the reference describes it as a decimal for precise accounting. A balance with more than about 15 to 17 significant digits prints rounded. For example, 0.1234567890123456789 prints as 0.12345678901234568. Print the value directly in both examples so the output shows the returned amount.
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