Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How do i setup Alexa for mirror.
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@nkchokshi gpio, sounds like they forgot to include it in the dependencies
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@sdetweil MMM-GoogleAssistant also does YouTube and Spotify. have seen any reports of gpio, but it shouldn’t be that hard.
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i have installed npm install gpio --save but still no luck
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@nkchokshi some problem w python. folder missing,
sorry, don’t know.
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@sdetweil hi thank you for all the help, one more query though, how do i authenticate in MMM-GoogleAssistant node auth_and_test.js? I am trying to run but its not opening in browser.
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@nkchokshi u have a terminal window open, and go to ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-GoogleAssistant
u enter
node auth_and_test.js
and press enter
u provide some of the auth info from your step on the Google page at the prompts, and then it will open a web page window asking you to allow access -
@sdetweil thank you so much its working now. But just a question though, i tried to set an alarm but even after passing that time it didnt go on. The time, weather its reporting correctly, even started youtube playback. Anything i am missing?
Also anyway i can config GPIO with it?
the awesome-alexa still not working, it just doesnt generating code in the end.
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@nkchokshi Alexa
you followed the configuration steps, right?https://awesome-alexa.js.org/#/installation?id=step-3-configuring-the-module
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@nkchokshi @Bugsounet will have to help. on gpio and the alarm question
