Python Audio streaming over socket and google speech to text.

Looking for python expert who can help me build server and client (running on local laptop) for audio streaming and then speech to text using google stream sdk . Server will connect with multiple client and will respond back respective text from speech via socket. Client will user laptop mic to capture audio and send data. need below data format to send and receive data data = [login to view URL](message) # Using the event type you can determine what type of message you are receiving if data['event'] == "connected": [login to view URL]("Connected Message received: {}".format(message)) if data['event'] == "start": [login to view URL]("Start Message received: {}".format(message)) if data['event'] == "media": payload = data['media']['payload'] chunk = [login to view URL](payload) stream.fill_buffer(chunk) if not has_seen_media and args.stream_type == "bidirectional": t2 = [login to view URL](target=stream_playback, args=(ws, data['stream_sid'])) [login to view URL] = True [login to view URL]() [login to view URL]("Media message: {}".format(message)) [login to view URL]("Payload is: {}".format(payload)) [login to view URL]("That's {} bytes".format(len(chunk))) [login to view URL]("Additional media messages from WebSocket are being suppressed....") has_seen_media = True