We can now rename and move rhasspy devices in other objects, to show them on Dashboard/Design etc.
change: The SetVolumen command is now from 0 to 100 to better handle interface sliders. In Jeedom v4.2 we can set sliders like we want, but wanted to support actual version To find where this command is used in scenarios and such, just go to domotic overview, open the equipment and this command, it will provide a link to anything using it. You can also use Tools/Search and search for this command.
I use Jeedom in english, but actually plugin documentation is in french only. If several people need it, I could translate documentation to english (the plugin itself ever support english Jeedom).
Complete rewrite of intent management inside Jeedom. They are not anymore stored as equipments, but now as rhasspy_intent as a whole with their own code and DB table inside Jeedom.
So, no more need for the Rhasspy-Intents object, which was there only to get intent equipments.
Updating the plugin will migrate intents in new system, and delete Rhasspy-Intents object. Devices won’t have parent object then.
You can now access device settings (name, parent object, category) and advanced configuration.
UI and under the hood code is now a lot more jeedomian and won’t evolve a lot now.
Intent handling now support multiple entities. For example, if you ask to turn on light in the kitchen and living-room, your scenario will receive your tag with “kitchen,living-room”.
For example: Tags : {"#intent#":"TurnOn","#confidence#":"1","#wakeword#":"ravenCustom","#siteId#":"Salle","#house_room#":"kitchen,living-room"}
So you can check in your scenario:
IF tag(house_room) matches "/kitchen|downstair/" THEN turn kitchen on
IF tag(house_room) matches "/living-room|downstair/" THEN turn living-room on
It will then turn both light on.
Just for fun, a fast presentation (sorry for poor gif encoding)
To find where this command is used in scenarios and such, just go to domotic overview, open the equipment and this command, it will provide a link to anything using it. You can also use Tools/Search and search for this command.
