Umm... So it this the only way to archive the goal by implementing like
this?
eval("var " + myString + " = new speech.SpeechClient();");
Fabio Santos於 2020年2月21日星期五 UTC+8上午1時58分36秒寫道：
>
> Wow, this is pretty recent, I'm also on the same boat right. Everything
> working flawlessly except for this, I might have to create a JS Object like
> {[userKey]: new speech.SpeechClient} as to add all users as they need to
> talk.
>
> On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 2:53:50 AM UTC, Tom Chiang wrote:
>>
>>
>> I have built a web based Speech-to-Text application with Google
>> Speech-to-Text API.
>>
>> The application flow:
>>
>> 1. Get audio stream from browser
>> 2. Stream audio data to a speech recognition service and get real
>> time results as our user talks
>>
>> [image: 0_MJ6ydPicL3CrJ6zg.png]
>>
>> I have referenced the sample code
>> <https://github.com/googleapis/nodejs-speech> in my application, the
>> streamingRecognize request works perfectly with a signal client call,
>> and my server can receive the interim-transcription result from Google
>> Speech API. However, when there are more then one client call
>> streamingRecognize simultaneously, Google Speech API will get stuck. So,
>> may I know how to handle more than one streamingRecognize request
>> concurrently? Do I need to create another client to process the second
>> streamingRecognize request? Thanks.
>>
>> Back-end server specifications:
>>
>> - NodeJS
>> - Socket.io
>>
>>
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