VoiceControl module

[alexyak]

@tyho What I meant is you need to add socketNotificationReceived to your module notification.js.

[tyho]

@alexyak i can’t get it to work. it tested:
It sends sockets notifications from notifications.js to node_helper.js. But not from node_helper.js back to notifications.js.

Even if i put it in the start function of the node_helper.js:

start: function() { 
  this.sendSocketNotification("autosleep", {});
  }, 

it won’t get received it my notification.js:

socketNotificationReceived: function(notification) {
   if (notification === "autosleep") {
	  alert("autosleep received");
		awake = 0;
        		}
   	},

any idea? is it even possible to use it backwards?

[alexyak]

Try to put a call in your start method of the module (notification.js) to establish the connection with node_helper. Something like that:

this.sendSocketNotification(“CONNECT”, {});

[alexyak]

I’ve updated the VoiceControl module to display a list of commands on the mirror:

[ card : alexyak/voicecontrol ]

[alexyak]

[card:alexyak/voicecontrol]

[brumoeller]

This is a really cool module. Does anyone know a good microphone that will work for the whole room? The mic I have only works when you are close.

[gismo2006]

Hi,

@alexyak sorry, but i have a little Problem. Maybe you can help me.

You write on Github in your Readme file, I have to put the code (notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender)…) into the module to use it. I like to controll the module Simple music player by @EoF so i clone your github files copy the code into the config.js File train and download a pmdl file. But where should i paste the code notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender)… In the config.js File or in the mmm-music-player.js file in folder modules simple music Player?

Sorry i’m new in the coding world, and now a little bit confused :-D

Greets gismo2006

[Jopyth]

@gismo2006 This part has to go into mm-music-player.js. This is where you receive the notification. Then instead of this.media.play() you have to do access the play and stop functions of the mm-music-player (which unfortunately is seems a little bit complicated, since they are only elements on the web page).

Edit: Maybe the easiest is to give the Play and Stop button an id and then ‘fake’ a click event on the the buttons.

var playButton = document.getElementById('play-button');
playButton.click();

[gismo2006]

Hi @Jopyth thank you for your helping.

But I think i’m to stupid… :-(

I have copy your first code line into the mm-music-player.js file. But now the module isn’t shown at the mirror. But the mirror shows all other module i installed at the same time… (I use pavrios Facial-Recogination module) If I cut out your line the mirrors behaviour is like it should be. On searching my misstake i found a line called: var playButton = document.createElement(“div”);. I cut this line and put in your line but nothing.

greets gismo

[Jopyth]

@gismo2006 Have you put this into the notificationReceived function, e.g. in line 26?

notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender) {
        if (notification === "PLAY_MUSIC"){
                var playButton = document.getElementById('play-button');
                playButton.click();
        }

        if (notification === "STOP_MUSIC"){
                var stopButton = document.getElementById('stop-button');
                stopButton.click();
        }
    },

Also add the id somewhere here, e.g. with

playButton.id = 'play-button'

Same for the stop button.