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feat: add a bot presence panel to presentation view - #244
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What is in this PR?
Adds a persistent side panel to the presentation (shared-screen) view that embeds bot-media-server's own page, showing
the event assistant's animated character live during the event. It respects the organizer's voiceDestination setting
(part of the voice responses / voiceOutput feature) so the bot's audio doesn't double up when it's already routed
through Zoom, and it's collapsible (expanded by default) so presenters can reclaim screen space without losing the
bot's connection.
Changes in the codebase
than ported to React. Shows a connecting/timeout state and an audio-unlock prompt tied to the iframe's cross-origin
blur signal (a Chrome autoplay-policy workaround). Collapsible via a header toggle (ChevronLeft/ChevronRight),
expanded by default — collapsing hides the content with CSS only (hidden class on a
data-testid="bot-presence-content" wrapper), so the iframe's live socket.io connection is never dropped.
voiceOutput.config.voiceDestination.
bot-media-server request already carries the transcript passcode instead of connecting once without it), gating
audioEnabled on voiceDestination !== 'zoom'.
shown once the admin's platform selection includes at least one of the named platforms. This is what lets
voiceOutput's voiceDestination sub-property stay hidden in the creation form unless Zoom is actually one of the
selected platforms, since "route the bot's voice to Zoom" is meaningless otherwise. Applied to both top-level
properties and feature sub-properties via a shared isVisibleForSelectedPlatforms filter.
Documentation and automated testing
Did you:
content/whatsNew.tsfor new features?Testing this PR
Test in conjunction with BE PR berkmancenter/llm_engine#442
run both llm_engine and
yarn bot-media-serverdismisses the "click to enable audio" prompt.
again and confirm the bot's embed didn't reconnect/reload.
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