A web-based user interface for interacting with a Pipecat Cloud Vision Bot using React, Next.js, and the Pipecat React SDK.
This application enables a visual conversation with an AI-powered vision bot. Users can interact with an AI assistant that processes and responds to visual input in real-time using Pipecat Cloud by Daily for backend services.
- Frontend: Next.js with React and TypeScript
- UI Framework: Tailwind CSS, ShadCN components
- Camera Integration: WebRTC-based custom camera hook
- Backend Service: Pipecat Cloud by Daily
- SDK/Packages:
@pipecat-ai/client-js
@pipecat-ai/client-react
@pipecat-ai/daily-transport
- Initialize Next.js Project
- Install Dependencies
- Set up Environment Variables
- Create Basic Layout
- Implement Camera Component
- Create Pipecat Client Provider
- Establish Connection
- Implement Camera Stream Handling
- Implement Basic Interaction Controls
- Analyze the dailyco-camera-3-18-25 repository
- Adapt Camera Component
- Implement Rear Camera Functionality
- Local Testing
- Pipecat Cloud Integration Testing
- Iterate and Refine
The project currently includes:
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Basic UI Components:
- Welcome screen
- Camera feed
- Status bar
- Controls
- Caption display
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Custom Hooks:
useCustomCamera
: For camera access and managementuseSessionTimer
: For tracking session durationuseAudioLevels
: For audio processing
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Core Application Flow:
- User welcome and permissions
- Camera setup
- Connection handling
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Integrate Pipecat Client SDK:
- Set up RTVIClient provider context
- Implement connection with Pipecat backend
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Connect Camera to Pipecat:
- Ensure the camera component works with Pipecat React SDK
- Ensure rear camera selection functions properly
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Implement Real-time Communication:
- Set up message handling for the Vision Bot
- Implement real-time captioning based on bot responses
- Pipecat Documentation
- Pipecat React SDK Documentation
- Pipecat React SDK Components
- Pipecat React SDK Hooks
- Pipecat Client Web Repository
- Daily Bots Web Demo
- Daily Bots Web Demo Repository
- Camera Component Reference
- Clone the repository
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Create a
.env.local
file with the required environment variables:PIPECAT_API_URL=your_api_url # Add any other required variables
- Run the development server:
npm run dev
- Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser
For Pipecat SDK configuration, you'll need to:
- Set up a Pipecat Cloud account
- Configure your Vision Bot on Pipecat Cloud
- Obtain necessary API keys and endpoints
- Update the environment variables accordingly
Please follow the staged development approach outlined in the Development Plan and ensure all changes are properly tested before submitting.