Posts made by sdetweil

ok, this is a bug/limitation… the js/main.js.hideModule() method doesn’t call the callback if there is no dom content…, and there is no dom content if no module position is defined… (per UpdateDom not working)

my module has no dom content, but I need the suspend notification

i have opened issue 1308

this Debian Stretch: deactivate screen blanking

says

add those lines to

/home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart 

note that is a file that is USER based…

@strawberry-3-141 said in MMM-voice wont register commands:

@sdetweil the original idea was that every supported module has it’s on mode, so modules can have the same commands without conflicts. And then you enter the mode and you can use commands of that module as long as you dont change the mode.

To change the mode you need to say the name of the mode as the first thing in your sentence, only the keyword can be before if necessery. Otherwise it will not detect a change mode

ok, so mode is really ‘context’ so you could speak to a single module

I have two modules, which are executing fine…

I want to add support for suspend and resume, to be used with the Hello-Lucy extension to hide modules.

I added the functions to my module.js, but suspend is never called…

the hello-lucy mod to MMM-Voice (module.js) does

            MM.getModules().enumerate((module) => {
                module.hide(1000);

so my modules should be found and notified…

config for my modules is

                {
                                module: "ImageScheduler",
                },
                {
                                module: "ImageService",
                },

resume is working… suspend is not…

my suspend and resume functions

				suspend: function(){
					Log.log("image service in suspend");
					self.sendSocketNotification("suspend",null)
				},

				resume: function(){
					Log.log("image service in resume");
					self.sendSocketNotification("resume",null)
				},

ok, got it… voice detection is sensitive…

@strawberry-3-141 said in MMM-voice wont register commands:

@sdetweil the base module hides all modules. the mode has voice and those ones https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-voice/wiki/Supported-Modules

not sure what rules apply for modifications of my module

sorry, that description of mode doesn’t help… what does MODE mean? that you can supply words via voice or text strings, or ??? but its not used?

ok, on my installation, ‘hide modules’ doesn’t do anything…

@strawberry-3-141 said in MMM-voice wont register commands:

@shazglass as the author of MMM-voice I can tell you, that my module doesn’t support a command called hide clock at all. You are probably using hello-lucy, at least that’s a mod I’m aware of which enhances the commands. You can see the command list here https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-voice#usage

then does ‘hide modules’ only hide the ‘supported’ modules list? vs ‘all/any’?

also, could you add some text to the description of ‘mode’ … its unclear to me the value of this , and the possible choices…

i have that, but the text ‘recognized’ is not what i said.

if I speak slowly, i can get ‘magic mirror’
then wake up is ‘wake go’ or ‘wake all’,

hide calendar is ‘hide who’
open help is ‘open go’

the smart-mirror project also uses ‘go to sleep’ and ‘wakeup’

‘hide newsfeed’ is ‘hide to show the’, ‘hide is the’

none of the commands, when recognized, do anything…

hide modules

go to sleep (not on PI so the tvservice doesn’t exist), but no error is logged

i am running MMM-voice on an ODroid Xu4, which is very fast.

I also use another voice enabled smart mirror on this same device.

with a Logitech webcam as the mic.

MMM-voice gets the hotword correct every time, but almost none of the following words.

the same hardware setup works correctly with arecord as the wav source, but uses google speech detection for everything after the hotword.

it appears the system is using the default language model (lm) and dictation (dic) files.

anyone have a suggestion on debugging this?

YOU cannot push to the core repo… you can create a fork (under YOUR github userid), and then clone/push to THAT repo…

you can then propose changes to the master repo, by submitting a pull request, for your branch back to the master (and some branch, usually dev) … and the master owner can accept it , or not… and then merge it with the master branch whenever…