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lisa-standalone-voice-command

v1.1.5

Published

Module to listen hotword, translate the user sentence and send the result to a L.I.S.A. instance

Downloads

69

Readme

lisa-standalone-voice-command

Module to listen hotword, translate the user sentence and send the result to a L.I.S.A. instance

Install

npm i lisa-standalone-voice-command

Usage

const LISA = require('lisa-standalone-voice-command')

const lisa = new LISA({
    url: 'http://IP:LISA:BOX:SERVER:3000/api/v1',
    gSpeech: './speech/LISA-gfile.json'
})

lisa.on('hotword', () => console.log('hotword detected'))
lisa.on('final-result', sentence => console.log(sentence + ' detected'))
lisa.on('bot-result', result => console.log(result))

setTimeout(function () {
    lisa.stop()
}, 10000)

Configuration

In order to enable voice commands, you need to install lisa-plugin-voice to your L.I.S.A. instance and add your devices with the UI, if you don't add them voice commands will not work

Here is all the possible configuration you can use :

matrix: IP to the matrix board, default to false, compatibility with Matrix Creator board leds, rainbow idle mode, green when listening, red errors, yellow unknown command and blue when pause

url : url of the L.I.S.A. server instance, default to http://mylisabox.com

speaker : speaker object to answer the user after L.I.S.A. responses

gSpeech : google speech configuration file, default to ./speech/LISA-gfile.json but need to be provided

options : sonus options, see sonus doc for all possibilities default to : { encoding: 'LINEAR16', sampleRateHertz: 16000 }

autoStart : true | false to start listen after instantiation, default to true

language : language use for translations, default to en-UK

hotwords: sonus hotwords configuration, see sonus documentation for more, default to [{file: './node_modules/lisa-standalone-voice-command/speech/hey_lisa.pmdl', hotword: 'hey lisa'}]

Speaker capabilities

The default speaker use PICO TTS, so it need to be installed on your system in order to work.

If you want to create a custom speaker all you need to do is to provide an object with those methods:

{
    //Initialize the speaker
    init: (config) => {return Promise.result()}, //For now config only have the 'language' field
    //Speak the given text
    speak: (text) => {return Promise.result()},
    //Repeat last sentence
    repeat: () => {return Promise.result()},
    //If text currently playing it stop directly
    shutUp: () => {return Promise.result()}
}

Matrix LEDs customization

You can pass a more complex configuration to change the LEDs color depending of the state.

Here is the possible configuration :

{
  ip: 'IP_TO_MATRIX_CREATOR_BOARD',
  idleMode: {
     leds: [] // array length 35 with each rgb LEDs states, default to rainbow color
  },
  stateMode: {
     mode: LISA.MODE.GRADIENT, // mode can be static, gradient or pulse
     listening: { g: 150 }, // color for listening mode, default to green
     error: { r: 150 }, // color for error mode, default to red
     pause: { b: 150 }, // color for pause mode, default to blue
     unknown: { g: 150, b: 150 } // color for unknown mode, default to yellow
  }
}