yarn add @stream-io/audio-filters-web
# or
npm install @stream-io/audio-filters-webNoise Cancellation
Noise Cancellation capabilities of our Plain-JS Video SDK can be enabled by
installing our @stream-io/audio-filters-web plugin. Under the hood, this package uses the technology developed
by krisp.ai.
Compatibility
This plugin currently supports only modern desktop browsers:
- Chrome, Firefox and Edge
- Safari 17.4.1+
Install the plugin
With your favourite package manager, run the following command:
Integration
In the following code snippet, we show how to check if а platform is supported, initialize the plugin, and enable/disable it.
import { NoiseCancellation } from "@stream-io/audio-filters-web";
const call = client.call(type, id);
await call.get(); // or call.getOrCreate()
const noiseCancellation = new NoiseCancellation();
const isSupported = await noiseCancellation.isSupported();
if (isSupported) {
await noiseCancellation.init();
await call.microphone.enableNoiseCancellation(noiseCancellation);
}
// disable it and unregister the plugin
await call.microphone.disableNoiseCancellation();NoiseCancellation API
The NoiseCancellation class exposes the following methods:
// creates a new NoiseCancellation instance
const noiseCancellation = new NoiseCancellation();
// returns true for supported platforms
await noiseCancellation.isSupported();
// initializes the plugin
await noiseCancellation.init();
// will temporarily disable NC (doesn't unregister the plugin)
noiseCancellation.disable();
// will enable NC (requires the plugin to be registered first)
noiseCancellation.enable();
// returns true if NC is enabled
const isEnabled = await noiseCancellation.isEnabled();
// sets the suppression level [0, 100]
// where 0 is no suppression and 100 is maximum suppression
// the default value is 100
noiseCancelation.setSuppressionLevel(50);
// listen for state updates
const off = noiseCancellation.on("change", (v) => {
console.log(`Noise Cancellation is ${v ? "enabled" : "disabled"}`);
});Self-hosting model assets (CSP compatibility)
By default, @stream-io/audio-filters-web loads its noise-cancellation model at runtime from the unpkg.com CDN. The default base path resolves to:
https://unpkg.com/@stream-io/audio-filters-web@<version>/src/krispai/modelsThis works out of the box, but it can be a problem if your application enforces a strict Content Security Policy (CSP). You would have to allowlist unpkg.com in your connect-src directive, or - preferably - avoid the third-party dependency altogether by hosting the model on your own domain and pointing the plugin to it.
Step 1 - Copy the model into your app
The model ships inside the @stream-io/audio-filters-web package, in its src/krispai/models folder. Copy it into your app's public/static assets directory:
rm -rf public/nc-models
cp -R node_modules/@stream-io/audio-filters-web/src/krispai/models public/nc-modelsThe rm -rf keeps the command idempotent: without it, re-running cp -R nests the source under the existing folder (public/nc-models/models/...) and leaves stale files behind.
Step 2 - Override basePath
Pass a basePath (pointing to the directory that serves the copied model files) when creating the NoiseCancellation instance. Note that the public/ directory is served from the web root, so files in public/nc-models are exposed at /nc-models (no /public prefix):
const noiseCancellation = new NoiseCancellation({
basePath: "https://my.domain.com/nc-models",
});A same-origin path works too (e.g. basePath: "/nc-models").
Keep the model in sync with the SDK
The hosted model must match the installed SDK version. To prevent version drift, copy it automatically on install with a postinstall script (or a step in your build) in your package.json.
{
"scripts": {
"postinstall": "node -e \"require('fs').cpSync('node_modules/@stream-io/audio-filters-web/src/krispai/models', 'public/nc-models', { recursive: true })\""
}
}Once the model is self-hosted and basePath is set, the app no longer makes requests to unpkg.com, so you can remove it from your CSP allowlist.