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:sf_voice — built on Req. All functions return {:ok, result} or {:error, %SfVoiceMedia.Error{}}. Use this SDK in Phoenix or Oban code where pattern matching on {:ok, _} / {:error, _} fits the rest of the app.

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Install

Add to your mix.exs: 
def deps do
  [
    {:sf_voice, "~> 0.1.1"}
  ]
end
Then fetch: 
mix deps.get

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Create a client

client = SfVoiceMedia.new("https://api.sf-voice.com",
  api_key: System.get_env("SF_VOICE_API_KEY")
)
new/2 accepts http_opts as a keyword list. These are passed directly to Req — use them for custom timeouts, proxies, or retry configuration.

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Ingest

{:ok, resp} = SfVoiceMedia.ingest(client, %{
  source: "url",
  asset_id: "call_001",
  asset_class: "customer_acme",
  url: "https://storage.example.com/calls/001.mp3",
  media_type: "audio",
  types: ["audio", "transcript"],
  metadata: %{caller: "+14155550199"}
})

task_id = resp.task_id
Request keys are atoms. Response keys come back as strings (JSON convention).

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Poll until ready

# poll_task!/3 raises on timeout or failure
task = SfVoiceMedia.poll_task!(client, task_id, interval_ms: 2_000, timeout_ms: 120_000)
poll_task! raises %SfVoiceMedia.Error{} if the task fails, or a timeout error if it doesn’t complete within timeout_ms. If you prefer pattern matching over exceptions: 
case SfVoiceMedia.get_task(client, task_id) do
  {:ok, %{status: "ready"}} -> :indexed
  {:ok, %{status: "failed", error: reason}} -> {:error, reason}
  {:ok, _} -> :still_running
  {:error, err} -> {:error, err}
end

{:ok, result} = SfVoiceMedia.search(client, %{
  query: "customer asks about pricing",
  asset_class: "customer_acme",
  types: ["transcript"],
  threshold: 0.7,
  limit: 10
})

Enum.each(result.results, fn r ->
  IO.puts("#{r.asset_id} #{r.start_ms}-#{r.end_ms} (#{r.score})")
end)

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Assets

# list
{:ok, resp} = SfVoiceMedia.list_assets(client, %{page: 1, limit: 20})

# get one
{:ok, asset} = SfVoiceMedia.get_asset(client, "call_001")

# delete
{:ok, _} = SfVoiceMedia.delete_asset(client, "call_001")

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Errors

%SfVoiceMedia.Error{} has three fields: code, message, status. 
case SfVoiceMedia.search(client, %{query: "...", asset_class: "customer_acme"}) do
  {:ok, result} -> result
  {:error, %SfVoiceMedia.Error{code: code, message: msg}} ->
    Logger.error("search failed: #{code} — #{msg}")
    {:error, code}
end