Restarting the container doesn’t seem to fix the issue, it needs to be uninstalled and re-installed to get back to a state where there’s even any WebUI. When I get my token back from Google I paste it into the WebUI and I get things similar to this:
So I ran through all of the steps to set this up.
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I will add my full code maybe later this week. Its all quite easy to make working, but it took me a few days to understand the whole process, as Im quite new to HA in general. switch.taklampa_vardagsrummet_google_home input_boolean.emu_taklampa_vardagsrummet
Im sending the http requests by creating command line switches: I solved this by using the Google Assistant Webserver addon in Hassio, which you can send HTTP requests to being translated to Google Home commands. Im running latest HA on Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with latest Hassio. I have really been googling and searching for days now, also here in this forum, but still havent found much information if this even is possible
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In other words, when I click on a button in my HA frontend, it sends a command (to Google Assistant with an addon) “OK Google, turn off the bedroom ceiling lamp” and then Google Home performs the action.Ĭould someone here guide me what Hass.io addon I should use, and if you have any simple example code on how to make commands? I would like to be able to do this by clicking on buttons in my HA frontend, just like the other bulbs that have HA-support built in. Now, I would of course like to control these bulbs with my HA floorplan setup, but Im afraid the only way is to use a Google Assistant addon in Home Assistant, and send text commands to my local Google Home Mini’s that will turn on/off the lights. I have a few of my light bulbs that are without Home Assistant support (or API), but they are working great with my Google Home thanks to skill integration. Please follow the video/photo instructions available for a quick setup.Ok, I assume this may sound like a newbie question, but please bare with me I’m still a HA beginner You will be able to start GAssistant by using the Bxby button. The app allows users to assign the launch of GAssistant voice search to the Bxby button.
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Requirements: at least Android 9 | Latest version of bxby This app is only useful for devices that have the bixby button. Read more: Panels - sidebar (edge screen), DynamicNotifications, Volume Manager, Another Widget, Always On Edge - Not Only LED!, Custom Volume Panel: Styles, Calculator Taxa Judiciara de Timbru, Assign GAssistant to BxButton, Direct Voice Shortcut.ĭescription of Assign GAssistant to BxButton Make sure your device meets Android 9 and up or higher requirements, Assign GAssistant to BxButton file size is 123k.
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