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Assistants-Pi

One installer for both Google Asistant and Amazon Alexa

Simultaneously run Google Assistant and Alexa on Raspberry Pi

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Note:

18/01/2020: Routine update and bug fixes.

Before Starting the setup

For Google Assistant

  1. Create a project in the Google's Action Console.
  2. Download credentials--->.json file (refer to this doc for creating credentials https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/develop/python/config-dev-project-and-account)

For Amazon Alexa

  1. Create a security profile for alexa-avs-sample-app if you already don't have one.
    https://github.com/alexa/avs-device-sdk/wiki/Create-Security-Profile

  2. Download the "config.json" file.

Setup Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Both

  1. Clone the git using:
git clone https://github.com/shivasiddharth/Assistants-Pi

DO NOT RENAME THE CREDENTIALS FILEs
Place the Alexa config.json in file in the /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/Alexa directory.
Place the Google client_secret.....json file in the /home/pi/ directory.

  1. Make the installers executable using:
sudo chmod +x /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/prep-system.sh    
sudo chmod +x /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/audio-test.sh   
sudo chmod +x /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/installer.sh
  1. Prepare the system for installing assistants by updating, upgrading and setting up audio using:
sudo /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/prep-system.sh
  1. Restart the Pi using:
sudo reboot
  1. Make sure that contents of asoundrc match the contents of asound.conf
    Open a terminal and type:
sudo nano /etc/asound.conf

Open a second terminal and type:

sudo nano ~/.asoundrc

If the contents of .asoundrc are not same as asound.conf, copy the contents from asound.conf to .asoundrc, save using ctrl+x and y

  1. Bonus Script - Test the audio setup using the following code (optional). Dont panic if the test does not go through successfully, proceed with the installation:
sudo /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/audio-test.sh
  1. Restart the Pi using:
sudo reboot
  1. Install the assistant/assistants using the following. This is an interactive script, so just follow the onscreen instructions:
sudo /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/installer.sh
  1. After verification of the assistants, to make them auto start on boot:

Open a terminal and run the following commands:

sudo chmod +x /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/service-installer.sh
sudo /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/scripts/service-installer.sh

For Alexa:

sudo systemctl enable alexa.service

For Google Assistant:

sudo systemctl enable google-assistant.service
  1. Authorize Alexa before restarting
sudo /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/Alexa/startsample.sh

Manually Start The Alexa Assistant

Double click start.sh file in the /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/Alexa folder and choose to "Execute in the Terminal".

Manually Start The Google Assistant

Open a terminal and execute the following:

/home/pi/env/bin/python -u /home/pi/Assistants-Pi/Google-Assistant/src/main.py --project_id 'replace this with the project id '--device_model_id 'replace this with the model id'

If you have issues with the Assistants strating on boot, you may have to setup PulseAudio as a system wide service. For further details refer this git https://github.com/shivasiddharth/PulseAudio-System-Wide