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This application is supposed to work as a visual helper for Rhasspy conversations on setups that have a screen or even a touchscreen. This application is supposed to work as a visual helper for Rhasspy conversations on setups that have a screen or even a touchscreen.
See more information and detailed instructions on https://server47.de/rhasspy/ See more of my Rhasspy accessories and skills on https://server47.de/rhasspy/
![Idle state](https://server47.de/rhasspy/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/RVCT_screenshot_1.png)
![Wakeword recognized](https://server47.de/rhasspy/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/RVCT_screenshot_2.png)
![Intent recognized](https://server47.de/rhasspy/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/RVCT_screenshot_3.png)
## Setup instructions ## Setup instructions
### Download jar file ### Download jar file
Download the jar file of the program and put it in a folder, e.g. under _/home/pi/RhasspyVisualConversationTool_ Download the jar file from [here](https://git.server47.de/jens/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/raw/branch/master/executable/RhasspyVisualConversationTool.jar)
or compile it yourself.
Then put it in a folder, e.g. _/home/pi/RhasspyVisualConversationTool_
### Make sure java is installed ### Make sure java is installed
_which java_ should return something. If it doesn't install a java runtime environment, e.g. with _apt install openjdk-11-jre_ _which java_ should return something. If it does not then install a java runtime environment, e.g. with _apt install openjdk-11-jre_
### Configuration file ### Configuration file
Create _RhasspyVisualConversationTool-settings.ini_ with the following content: Create _RhasspyVisualConversationTool-settings.ini_ with the following content:
``` ```
language=de-DE language=de-DE
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siteId=satellite01 siteId=satellite01
``` ```
If you have set _mqttClientUseSsl=true_ it's at least likely you have your own PKI. In that case create a java keystore and put your root certificate in it. Then save the keystore in the folder of the jar and config file and put its filename for _keystoreFilename_ . If you have set _mqttClientUseSsl=true_ it's at least likely you have your own PKI. In that case create a java keystore and put your root certificate in it. Save the keystore in the folder of the jar and config file and put its filename as value for _keystoreFilename_ .
If you want the window to always stay visible set _hideWindowWhenIdle_ to false. Otherwise the window will minimize after 2 seconds when it has nothing to do.
### Create start script ### Create start script
I suggest to use this path: _/home/pi/Desktop/startConversationTool.sh_ I suggest to use this path: _/home/pi/Desktop/startConversationTool.sh_
That way you could start simply start it manually if you have a touchscreen.
Put this content into the file (adapt the folder if you changed it above): Put this content into the file (adapt the folder if you changed it above):
``` ```
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* _sudo apt install xscreensaver_ * _sudo apt install xscreensaver_
* Then open the configuration from the "Preferences" menu in the start menu and set the blank value to what is to your liking. * Then open the configuration from the "Preferences" menu in the start menu and set the blank value to what is to your liking.
For me these settings have worked quite well:
![Idle state](https://server47.de/rhasspy/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/RPI_Screensaver_settings_1.png)
![Idle state](https://server47.de/rhasspy/RhasspyVisualConversationTool/RPI_Screensaver_settings_2.png)
### How exactly does the application respond to events? ### How exactly does the application respond to events?
#### Hotword detected #### Hotword detected
It will wakeup when a message with a topic of this kind is published: _hermes/hotword/+/detected_ It will wakeup when a message with a topic of this kind is published: _hermes/hotword/+/detected_