Node.js SDK

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Install

npm install @sayna-ai/node-sdk

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Quick start (realtime)

import { SaynaClient } from "@sayna-ai/node-sdk";

const client = new SaynaClient(
  "https://api.sayna.ai",
  { provider: "deepgram", model: "nova-2" },
  { provider: "cartesia", voice_id: "example-voice" }
);

client.registerOnSttResult(({ transcript }) => {
  console.log("Transcription:", transcript);
});

client.registerOnTtsAudio((audio) => {
  // audio is an ArrayBuffer stream from TTS
});

await client.connect();
await client.speak("Hello, world!");

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REST API (no WebSocket required)

• await client.health() → { status: string } health check.
• await client.getVoices() → Record<string, Voice[]> voice catalog grouped by provider.
• await client.speakRest(text, ttsConfig) → ArrayBuffer audio synthesized over HTTP. Useful when you do not need an open socket.
• await client.getLiveKitToken(roomName, participantName, participantIdentity) → { token, livekit_url, room_name, participant_identity } for joining LiveKit from the browser or another client.
• await client.getRecording(streamId) → ArrayBuffer OGG recording for a completed session (use client.streamId after ready).
• await client.getSipHooks() → current SIP webhook hooks from the runtime cache.
• await client.setSipHooks(hooks) → upserts SIP webhook hooks (matching hosts are replaced, new hosts are added).

const audioBuffer = await client.speakRest("Hello, world!", {
  provider: "elevenlabs",
  voice_id: "21m00Tcm4TlvDq8ikWAM",
  model: "eleven_turbo_v2",
  speaking_rate: 1.0,
  audio_format: "mp3",
  sample_rate: 24000,
});

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SIP hooks (REST)

• getSipHooks() returns { hooks: SipHook[] }.
• setSipHooks(hooks: SipHook[]) replaces hooks with matching host (case-insensitive) and adds new hosts, then returns the merged list.

const current = await client.getSipHooks();
console.log(current.hooks);

const updated = await client.setSipHooks([
  { host: "example.com", url: "https://webhook.example.com/events" },
  { host: "another.com", url: "https://webhook.another.com/events" },
]);

console.log("Total hooks configured:", updated.hooks.length);

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WebSocket client

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Constructing the client

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Lifecycle and state

• await client.connect() to establish the socket and send the initial config. Resolves after the server sends a ready message.
• client.ready and client.connected expose readiness and connection state.
• await client.disconnect() to close the socket and clean up.
• LiveKit metadata becomes available when enabled: client.livekitRoomName, client.livekitUrl, client.saynaParticipantIdentity, client.saynaParticipantName.
• Session identifier: client.streamId mirrors the stream_id returned in the ready message (or the value you provided).

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Sending data

• await client.speak(text, flush?, allowInterruption?) to enqueue speech (defaults flush and interruption to true).
• await client.onAudioInput(audioData) to stream raw audio for STT.
• await client.sendMessage(message, role, topic?, debug?) to send data-channel messages.
• await client.clear() to clear the TTS queue.
• await client.ttsFlush(allowInterruption?) to flush the queue with an empty speak.

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Receiving events

• registerOnSttResult(cb) for transcription results.
• registerOnTtsAudio(cb) for streaming TTS audio buffers.
• registerOnError(cb) for error messages.
• registerOnMessage(cb) for participant messages.
• registerOnParticipantDisconnected(cb) when a participant leaves.
• registerOnTtsPlaybackComplete(cb) when queued speech finishes.

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SIP webhook receiver

import { WebhookReceiver } from "@sayna-ai/node-sdk";

const receiver = new WebhookReceiver("your-secret-key-min-16-chars"); // or rely on SAYNA_WEBHOOK_SECRET

app.post(
  "/webhook",
  express.json({
    verify: (req, _res, buf) => ((req as any).rawBody = buf.toString("utf8")),
  }),
  (req, res) => {
    try {
      const webhook = receiver.receive(req.headers, (req as any).rawBody);
      res.status(200).json({ received: true });
    } catch (err: any) {
      res.status(401).json({ error: err.message });
    }
  }
);

• Constructor: new WebhookReceiver(secret?) uses the provided secret or SAYNA_WEBHOOK_SECRET.
• receiver.receive(headers, body) verifies the signature and returns a typed WebhookSIPOutput containing participant, room, phone numbers, room prefix, and SIP host. It throws SaynaValidationError if validation fails.