I can’t get the rhasspy-cli to work. I’ve downloaed the bash script from https://github.com/synesthesiam/rhasspy/blob/master/bin/rhasspy-cli, but when I execute it, it returns:
/usr/bin/python3: No module named rhasspy
My setup is:
Raspberry Pi 4B running Raspbian Buster
Rhasspy 2.5.0 under Docker
Is it because my Rhasspy installation is under Docker? If so, how do I get the rhasspy-cli to work with that?
Cheers
John
I haven’t worked out rhasspy for myself yet, but yes, this is because of docker.
You can start docker with an interactive shell with docker run -it ... and then download and use rhasspy-client there, I guess
Thanks lightfire0, your comments helped me think things through a bit.
The rhasspy-cli shell script actually is a call to Docker. I’m wondering whether in fact it’s a leftover from an earlier version of Rhasspy. I’m not sure where I originally found a reference to it, but when I look at the tutorials page now, I can’t find it. However, there’s an entry for rhasspy-client, which seems to have similar functionality, and meets my immediate requirements, so I’m going to use that for now.
One further observation on that though. The notes in the tutorial seem to say it can be called from the bash command line:
That doesn’t seem to be the case. I’ve only been able to call it from within a Python wrapper.
Cheers
John
You might want to check the first line of the script to see if the path to the python file matches your system. I used the custom command script that us somewhere in the github for 2.4 and I had to adjust the path to call it from bash. Might be the cash here also
Hi Daenara.
I’m not sure which script/line you mean here?
Cheers
John
For a python script to be able to be called by bash there is a line in it that points to the python installation to be used. So you should locate the rhasspy-cli script and check if the first line, starts with an exclamation mark, matches the path of your python installation. While you are at it you can also check if the file is executable.
Ah, right, thanks. The rhasspy-cli script actually is a bash script, which runs a Docker session. It seems to successfully call python3, but that then complains about not having a module called rhasspy.
I assume that rhasspy-client, on the other hand, ought to be a Python script, but I’ve run find on the system and couldn’t locate anything at all with that name.
Cheers
John