WhatCanISayTRIGGERcmd 1.0.2

What Can I Say Package

Package making use of TRIGGERcmd that allows for remote execution of apps for Google Home. In particular generates a string detailing TRIGGERcmd commands that can be run on a device that can be passed back to a Google Nest device for enunciation there.

Requirements

Needs .NET 5 installed on the device where it runs.

When fully setup:

• On a Google Nest, can ask a device,if set up there "Hey Google, start Say on Pi"
• Or "Hey Google, start Detail on Pi"
• Will tell you what voice commands you can say on a device.
• Works on PC (uses cast)
• On RPi forwards through Relay command on PC.

Usage

Create a .NET Console app add add this Nuget Packet. Code

using static WhatCanISayTRIGGERcmd.WhatCanISayLib;

namespace WhatCanISayApp
{
	class Program
	{
		static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			Program_Main.Main(args);
		}
	}
}

Running Console App

Normally used as TRIGGETcmd command to interogate the local commands.json file.

• If run with no parameters, interogates local commands.json, default mode voices
• If run with detail/s,voices/s runs in that mode.
  • Voice/s just lists the voice commnds
  • Detail/s list exactly what to say and can give a description.
• Relay is used when called remotely where commands need conversion to newline.
  • Remote device passes csv string over TRIGGERcmd
  • The remote device does the interogation but does not do the comma to newline conversion.
  • Actually Tilde for commas and undercore for space is relayed.
  • Use remotevoices or remotedetail on the remote device (eg RPi)
• Requires PC running cast to forward message

Full equirements

Normally it would be used in unison with TRIGGERcmd. cast is also required on a PC.

• See setup on https://github.com/djaus2/TRIGGERcmdRPi