Ok I made a few changes in the MK2assistant node-helper.js

var re = new RegExp("https:\/\/open\.spotify\.com\/([a-zA-Z0-9?\/]+)", "gm")
        //var re = new RegExp("\\(.open\\.spotify\\.com – (https:\\/\\/open\\.spotify\\.com[^ ]*).\\)", "gm")
        var openSpotify = re.exec(str)
        if (openSpotify) {
        console.error("[AMK2] openSpotify found:", openSpotify[0])
          foundOpenSpotify = openSpotify[0]
        

And as well in Nowplayingoncpotify/core/Spotifyconnector.js

let uri = replaceall("/", ":", url.replace("https:\/\/open.spotify.com", "spotify"));

The slash were not escaped in the url making half of the line be a comment.

After updating raspotify to the latest I can say : “Michael Jackson on spotify” and the song start playing .
Good stuff .

I’m wondering if slash should be escaped as well here I haven’t do it since it’s working :

const tokenRefreshEndpoint = 'https://accounts.spotify.com/api/token';
const apiEndpoint = 'https://api.spotify.com/v1/me/player';

As you can see the editor consider the part after the slash as comment

Not sure how it works on interpretor side.

anyway I’ll post my update in the repo .

Ejay

Hi,

1- I would say first to check you CPU charge first , the delay might be due to the load.
2- just say " Jarvis" … " Micheal jackson smooth criminal" it will play the youtube video clip
3- if you want to say " ok google" you have to add your own umdl or umdp file.

Info and new umd* file can be found and created here :
https://snowboy.kitt.ai/

hope this help .

Ejay

@mantha
Sorry typo it well respond with

open.spotify.com - https...

I have try :

 var re = new RegExp("https:\/\/open\.spotify\.com\/([^ ]*)", "gm")
        var openSpotify = re.exec(str)
        if (openSpotify) {
          console.error("[AMK2] openSpotify found:", openSpotify[1])
          foundOpenSpotify = openSpotify[1]

And I’m getting in console log :

received a module notification: PLAY_SPOTIFY from sender: MMM-AssistantMk2

but

var re = new RegExp("\\(.open\\.spotify\\.com – (https:\\/\\/open\\.spotify\\.com[^ ]*).\\)", "gm")

I’m not getting anything.

What is strange is that in both case :
console.error(“[AMK2] openSpotify found:”, openSpotify[1])

Doesn’t throw anything…
but as well
console.log(“[AMK2] video found:”, youtubeVideo[1])
Doesn’t throw anything either even when it find and play a video. so i’ll not worry for not about the notif logs

So, for Now, I consider it’s working as PLAY_SPOTIFY notification is fired.

What would be the next step now?

Ejay

As well I think the regex is not correct here : node_helper.js line 290

var re = new RegExp("\\(.open\\.spotify\\.com – (https:\\/\\/open\\.spotify\\.com[^ ]*).\\)", "gm")

should be :

var re = new RegExp("\(open\.spotify\.com – (https:\/\/open\.spotify\.com[^ ]*\/\)", "gm")

open\.spotify\.com

is the correct regex to match with :
open.spotify.com
and

https:\/\/open\.spotify\.com[^ ]*\/

is the correct regex to match with :
https://open.spotify.com/fallback1234

I may be wrong in my interpretation.

@mantha none of both found .
could you point me to the line in your code sending this to the console log please ?
I see in MK2 js code

if (payload.foundOpenSpotify) {
		this.sendNotification("PLAY_SPOTIFY", {
			url: payload.foundOpenSpotify
		})
    };

I can say that the notification is not sent, so no payload.foundOpenSpotify occur

I can see as well in node_helper.js

if (openSpotify) {
          console.error("[AMK2] openSpotify found:", openSpotify[1])
          foundOpenSpotify = openSpotify[1]
        }
      })

Why in console error instead of console log ?
( Sorry i’m not a dev might be a silly question and I guess the result would be the same if log or error it should be sent to the console… )

Ok I see the answer coming to the screen but it look like it’s not passed to the module.

"Micheal Jackson on spotify" ((open.spotify.com -- https://open.spotify.com/artist/3fMbdgg4jU18AjLCKBhRSm))\nMichael Jackson wasn't merely the biggest pop .... 

Let me know if you need me to run some test or report logs to help you in debug.

Ejay

@mantha Thank you for working on this !

I have installed you modules.

Unfortunately I can’t make the player respond to my play / stop command .
the player well respond when I select a song from my phone and send it to raspotify , the module is well updated with cover and paying status .

But voice command just doesn’t work .

Anything particular I should say ?
Maybe your developement is just done 100% done yet.

Thank you

Ejay

If you have any idea on standby/talk animation I can create for this module feel free to propose them !
I’m planning to make an ‘HAL’ one
based on this image :

Ejay

Hello guys,

This is my first module !
Well I give most of the credit to @sean who created the code as i’m not a dev at all .

What I did is taking MMM-TriggerNotification and MMM-HTMLBox, and merge those 2 modules in one to create mine based on the idea I had.

https://github.com/ejay-ibm/MMM-AI

MMM-AI

MMM-AI is a simple module based on a mix of MMM-NotificationTrigger & MMM-HTMLBOX from eouia that allow to have animation of ‘AI’ kind when the assistant ( Alexa / MMM-Mk2assistant ) is in standby mode ( waiting for user instruction) or talking mode ( when assistant is replying ) triggered by Notification sent by these modules.

Screenshot

    Standby animation                     Talking animation

Full gif here :
https://github.com/ejay-ibm/MMM-AI/blob/master/jarvis-standby2.gif
https://github.com/ejay-ibm/MMM-AI/blob/master/jarvis-talk2.gif

Installation

In the MagicMirror/modules directory run :

git clone https://github.com/ejay-ibm/MMM-AI.git

Configuration Sample

{
      module: "MMM-AI",
      position: "top_center",
      config: {
        width: "300px",
        height: "300px",
        refresh_interval_sec: 0, // you should not refresh, because content will be back to default value.
        content: `<img id="MY_ANIMATION" src="modules/MMM-AI/jarvis-standby2.gif"/>`,
        triggers: [
          {
            trigger: "HOTWORD_RESUME", // HOTWORD_LISTENING if you use MMM-HOTWORD  or HOTWORD_RESUME if you use MMM-AssistantMk2
            fires: [
              {
                fire: "standby_Image",
                payload: payload => {
                  var img = document.getElementById("MY_ANIMATION");
                  img.src = "modules/MMM-AI/jarvis-standby2.gif";
                  return payload;
                }
              }
            ]
          },
		{
            trigger: "ASSISTANT_UNDERSTOOD", // HOTWORD_SLEEPING if you use MMM-HOTWORD  or HOTWORD_PAUSE if you use MMM-AssistantMk2
            fires: [
              {
                fire: "Talk_Image",
                payload: payload => {
                  var img = document.getElementById("MY_ANIMATION");
                  img.src = "modules/MMM-AI/jarvis-talk2.gif";
                  return payload;
                }
              }
            ]
          }
        ]
      }
    },

Additional Info

please make sure you are up to date on the Mk2 assistant module for this module to work as expected
All other configuration sample from https://github.com/eouia/MMM-HTMLBOX & https://github.com/eouia/MMM-NotificationTrigger are applicable to this module.

Thanks again to Sean : https://github.com/eouia/ who have created this code that I have merged for this module purpose.
Animated images are created by me using crazy talk and Photoshop I will work to create additional ones.

install audacity and give a quick test to your mic.
you will know if you mic is dead

sudo apt-get install audacity