Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall - Alexa voice control to hide/show modules and display text/images
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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!!
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I’ve got
MMM-MirrorMirrorOntheWall in MagicMirror modules - check
Certs inside MMM-MirrorMirrorOntheWall - checkIs 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 :)
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@Gunwoody also inside MMM-Mirrormirroronthewall located inside magicmirror/modules
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@Gunwoody sorry and no. Skill stays in your root. I was just saying the other thing about installing IoT
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Does the skill in your root actually get referenced or is it just a workspace to create the certs and zip file?
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@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.
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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?
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@Gunwoody there too many moving parts I think to see it all in one spot. But could be wrong lol
And where wake word runs depends on which program/version of alexa-sdk you’re using. Like I use alexa-avs-sample-app so mine runs in its own terminal. But that’s soon to change. Gonna run Alexapi so it runs right off of boot instead. That’s my project for tonight lol -
I’m using the same. You’ll have to let me know how it goes with AlexaPi - might be an easier route to take :)
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@Gunwoody will do :)
