Implementation

Start recognition

First of all, you need to import SORI framework where you will use it.

import SORI

You can start simply with the start method of class SORIManager. This method works with an built-in audio recorder. Here is an example:

SORIManager.shared().applicationID = "application ID string"
SORIManager.shared().secretKey = "secret key string"
SORIManager.shared().apiVersion = .V3
SORIManager.shared().resultType = .local

SORIManager.shared().start(
  type: .local
  repeat: true,
  recognitionHandler: {
    [unowned self] (media, error) in
    self.recognized(mediaJSON: media as? [String : Any], error: error)
  })
)

Since the recorded audio is not transmitted anywhere, there is no privacy concern at all.

Recognized result data structure

Below is an example of the data structure you will receive in response.

{
  "position": 3187,
  "campaign": {
    "_id": "campaign identifier",
    "action_url": "https://foo.bar/action/url",
    "created_at": "2023-01-01T00:00:48.187000+00:00",
    "image": "https://foo.bar/image.jpg",
    "name": "campaign name",
    "operating_period": {
        "start": "2023-01-01T01:01:10.610000+00:00",
        "until": "2024-12-31T12:59:59.999000+00:00",
    },
    "state": "pending",
    "title": "campaign title",
    "type": "link"
  },
  "_id": "material identifier",
  "duration": 29.375,
  "type": "cf",
  "image": "https://foo.bar/material/cover/image.png",
  "score": -32.84499943256378,
  "title": "material title"
}

Stop recognition

It can be stopped by stop method of class SORIManager. The audio recorder also stops working.

SORIManager.shared().stop()

Background recognition

Do you need background recognition? Open your app's Info.plist. Add key UIBackgroundModes and add an item with value audio to it. Here is an example:

<key>UIBackgroundModes</key>
<array>
    <string>fetch</string>
    <string>remote-notification</string>
    <string>audio</string>
</array>

Background recognition works when the app start and running. Conversely, when the app is terminated, background recognition also stops.

Error handling

Since the recognition process of SORI SDK is all performed in the non-main thread, all errors occurring during this process are delivered through Notification. In order to receive this notification, you can observe notification of SORIError.errorNotificationName() through NotificationCenter.

NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(forName: SORIError.errorNotificationName(), object: nil, queue: OperationQueue.main) { notification in
    // Handling SORI error
    guard let error = notification.object as? NSError, let code = SORIErrorCode(rawValue: error.code) else {
        print("Unknown error notification: \(notification)")
        return
    }

    if code == .authenticationFailure {
        print("Failed to authentication")
    }
}

SORIErrorCode is defined as:

Swift
enum SORIErrorCode: Int {
    case .none = 0
    case .beginInterruption = 100
    case .finishInterruption = 101
    case .networkNotReachable = 400
    case .authenticationFailure = 401
    case .audioRecordDenied = 402
    case .serverError = 500
    case .audioServiceFailure = 501
    case .fileOperationFailure = 502
    case .invalidResponses = 503
    case .failedToDownloadAudiopacks = 504
}
Objective-C
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, SORIErrorCode) {
    SORIErrorCodeNone = 0,
    SORIErrorCodeBeginInterruption = 100,
    SORIErrorCodeFinishInterruption = 101,
    SORIErrorCodeNetworkNotReachable = 400,
    SORIErrorCodeAuthenticationFailure = 401,
    SORIErrorCodeAudioRecordDenied = 402,
    SORIErrorCodeServerError = 500,
    SORIErrorCodeAudioServiceFailure = 501,
    SORIErrorCodeFileOperationFailure = 502,
    SORIErrorCodeInvalidResponses = 503,
    SORIErrorCodeFailedToDownloadAudiopacks = 504,
};