- Access to the newer version of the Alexa Voice Service
- Very accurate and fast speech recognition
- Programming with Python
You can get further informations on the projects website.
You need a fresh Raspbian-Installation on your Raspberry Pi to install AlexaPi.
Register on the Amazon Developer Website and navigate to the Alexa Dashboard.
Register a new device and navigate to the Security Profiles.
Create a new profile and enter the following data to the Web-Section:
- Allowed Origins:
http://localhost:5050, https://localhost:5050, http://ALEXA.DEVICE.IP.ADDRESS.5050 and https://ALEXA.DEVICE.IP.ADDRESS:5050 - Allowed Return:
http://localhost:5050/code, https://localhost:5050/code, http://ALEXA.DEVICE.IP.ADDRESS:5050/code and https://ALEXA.DEVICE.IP.ADDRESS:5050/code
You need to replace “ALEXA.DEVICE.IP.ADDRESS” with the IP-Address of your Raspberry Pi.
You should now be at the overview page of your devices.
Manage your new device and activate Timers and Cards > Cards with text only at the Capabilities menu.
Finish the configuration by pressing update.
AlexaPi can now be installed on your system.
First, switch to the /opt directory:
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cd /opt |
Install Git on your system:
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sudo apt-get install git |
Clone the AlexaPi-Repository:
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sudo git clone https://github.com/alexa-pi/AlexaPi.git |
Execute the Setup-Script and follow the instructions:
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sudo ./AlexaPi/src/scripts/setup.sh |
The AlexaPi-Installation is now finished.
AlexaPi can be executed with the following command:
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sudo systemctl start AlexaPi.service |
You can check the system status with the followin command:
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sudo systemctl status AlexaPi.service |
Please note that more configuration is often needed.
Please visit the official AlexaPi-Documentation for more configuration informations.