@zman3 you don’t have certs and node_modules?

@Gunwoody sorry to hear that. This is quite advanced as you have to setup AWS IoT, Lambda and Alexa skill, so it does need you to have some experiences with programming and using AWS services. I’m thinking about how to simplify this and get it to work with multiple users, but thanks for trying.

@bartalluyn is your code on Github? I’m quite interested in your Alexa Java client, it’d be great if it was a Mirror Module, so Alexa and Mirror can communicate directly without going through AWS IoT.

@Gunwoody it says you can invoke your function right now. if it’s not ok, it would give you a red error message. Anyways, you can click on the test button, see whether your function works. but before that, you need to setup a test case

@Gunwoody you should definitely include node_modules, but my zip file is 5.1MB, I think the limit is 50MB. it’s not an error, you can ignore it.

@bartalluyn really nice work! but since you have to change the Alexa Java client app to get it to work, it wouldn’t work for our application, since we need to get it to work with off-the-shelf Alexa or Alexa Echo. Right now my Alexa skill can only be used by one user, so I’m thinking about how to get it to work with multiple users so I can publish this skill, so people don’t need to worry about setting up Lambda and Alexa skill.

@Journeytojah it usually happens when you zip the src folder, you have to go inside the src folder, and select all the files and folder, including node_modules, and certs, and compress them to a zip file.

@lucallmon yes you must setup an AWS IoT device, it should be free, I don’t know where you are seeing basic or developer whatever.

You should see something like this

@zman3 no you just need one Alexa app running. The Alexa sample app is perfectly fine.

@Journeytojah do you still have the same error? I thought you got it running.