MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall - Alexa voice control to hide/show modules and display text/images

Gunwoody

Thanks Savage - all that seems to be ok as far as i can see. I’ve got new problem now (that didn’t exist before) and i can’t seem to get to the bottom of it. When i start the wakeword engine i get this.

INFO:main: Starting Wake Word Agent
INFO:WakeWordAgent: State set to IDLE(2)
INFO:Initializing Sensory library | library name: TrulyHandsfree | library version: 5.0.0-avs.1 | model file: …/ext/resources/spot-alexa-rpi.snsr
WARNING:Library expires on: License expires on 28 May 2017 00:00:00 GMT
wakeWordAgent: pcm.c:694: snd_pcm_close: Assertion `pcm’ failed.
Aborted

Gunwoody

OK fixed the sound issue. So i can talk to Alexa but it doesn’t seem to invoke the Mirror at all - any ideas??

savage_gr1nd

@Gunwoody it only invokes mirror if you ask her to ask mirror.
Alexa, ask mirror to show me a video of…
Alexa, ask mirror to close calendar…
Etc.

Gunwoody

I’m missing something fundamental - I can talk to Alexa (with the three terminals running). I can start Magic Mirror but they don’t seem to be connected. If i ask the question “alexa ask mirror find snow white” on the developer console i get the correct response "“ssml”: " Yes, my Queen, showing images of snow white. "

Some where i’m missing a link?? Back to the drawing board!!

Gunwoody

I’ve got

MMM-MirrorMirrorOntheWall in MagicMirror modules - check
Certs inside MMM-MirrorMirrorOntheWall - check

Is the Skill supposed to be inside the MagicMirror module somewhere???

Is npm install for aws-iot-device-sdk run in 2 places???

MirrorMirrorOnTheWallSkill/src

and where else???

Sorry for all the questions :)

savage_gr1nd

@Gunwoody also inside MMM-Mirrormirroronthewall located inside magicmirror/modules

savage_gr1nd

@Gunwoody sorry and no. Skill stays in your root. I was just saying the other thing about installing IoT

Gunwoody

Does the skill in your root actually get referenced or is it just a workspace to create the certs and zip file?

savage_gr1nd

@Gunwoody I belive a workspace. Because everything in it is essentially code to import to lambda. So opening a YouTube video runs the youtube-node imported into the function itself.

Gunwoody

Hi Savage, that’s what i figured. I need to figure out a way to test connectivity between all the different elements.

Do you know where the wake word is set?