Aidem wrote: > Unfortunately, I agree, this project seems to have stalled and I must > thank you for providing a link to this alternative option: alexa-squeeze > - DIY Alexa integration. I am trying to adapt the instructions provided > to suit my Raspberry Pi environment. > I have reached the stage where the files are cloned from github. Then, > unfortunately, I cannot fathom which directory they should located in. >
Hi. You can now just download a release zip (https://github.com/declension/squeeze-alexa/releases) which is easier. You can extract it to any directory on your computer really (e.g. /home/me/projects/squeeze-alexa), so long as you have access to this, Python, and a command line (so Linux / Mac easiest, but Windows possible too) and connectivity to your NAS / server / whatever. The codebase is primarily to -build and deploy the Alexa skill- though. Aidem wrote: > > Nor do I understand, Edit src/settings.py, filling in the details as > commented there. > This is how you configure the Alexa skill for your own setup. It will be under /home/me/projects/squeeze-alexa/src/settings.py in my earlier example. By design you shouldn't have to edit much, just a few hostnames / IP addresses etc. Aidem wrote: > > Finally, has any member successfully used this package on a Raspberry > Pi? > :confused: When you say -on- a Raspberry Pi - is the Pi - Your PC (unlikely but can be done..) - RPi as a Squeezebox (player)? - RPi as NAS / home server (to install, say, stunnel etc) - RPi as a LMS instance My money's on the third (and fourth perhaps), which shouldn't be too hard at all as the package manager is decent I'm told. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nickb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66261 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106569
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