VoiceID | End-to-End Text Independent Speaker Verification

Now is a ReadableStream object.

voiceChannel is undefined, thats why there is no id property.
in code added if message member voice channel is undefined then return message to channel

GuildChannelManager#create() returns a Promise meaning we're able to use a .then() function on it and get the channel object directly after the bot finishes completing this method. After getting the channel object, we can simply take its ID and push it into our desired array.

Your indents within the with are incorrect.

This works:

This generates an audio file for the phrase "Hello world" with a 2 second pause between the words:

RecyclerView reuse same ViewHolder multiple times that's why constructor does not get called . So any binding Stuff that should be done for all items should written inside onBindViewHolder.

On calling notifyDataSetChanged onBindViewHolder will get called for positions which are visible on screen and the same ViewHolder will be reused (Well it depends). But the thing here is a new ViewHolder will not be created each time so you can not us constructor for such operation.

What code should I place it in init{ }? What code should I place it in fun bind(aMVoice: MVoice{ } ?

Well inside init you can find views and set the action listeners. Inside bind you do the stuff for each item i.e setting data to the views.

On other hand you should not be passing a ViewModel to adapter that's not a good idea, Use an interface instead.

Why you don't pass ViewModel to Adapter Well ultimately ViewModel is just a class so you can pass it and it won't give any error . The reasons i can think of right now to not do it are follows :-

1. By Passing ViewModel yo are tightly coupling the adapter to a single ViewModel i.e in turns Activity or a fragment. Now you can not reuse this Adapter any any other place

2. Also the whole point of having a ViewModel is to observe the data stream which don't usually happen inside Adapter.

Remember one thing ViewModel(LiveData) is not a replacement of Callback interface. So you should be using callback interface here Since you do not need a lifecycle component here.

So instead of passing ViewModel direactly pass the dataset to the adapter And if you need to notify the Activity or Fragment on the actions (click, long click) use a Interface.

HomeViewModel is a mutable property that could have been changed by this time. It's require to use safe call with !! or ? operator

Try like that

I never did find a way to do this in the Console, but I did find that the API was much simpler than I expected. As I currently don't need any call progress notifications, I was able to make an empty config set easily: