go-google-home

go-google-home

It makes Google Home spoken something and is inspired by google-home-notifier.
There are 3 modes.

• speak message
• play sound data
• run as server mode then POST message with message can be handled to speak

Note

• Google Home device should be in same local network with machine
• Google Home device IP address would be detected automatically. So it's not necessarily to specify device IP address.

Requirements

• Golang 1.15+
• direnv for MacOS user
• Ngrok if you want to access server from outside

Installation

for MacOS user

$ brew install hiromaily/tap/go-google-home
 
# config file is installed in /usr/local/etc/google-home/gh.toml
# modify `gh.toml` if settings wanna be changed

# run
$ gh speak -msg "Hi guys, thank you for using. Have fun."

subcommand

basic command line option

environment variable

environment variable GO_GOOGLE_HOME_CONF is used as default config path

example

# saying something in English
$ gh speak -msg "Thank you."

# saying something in Japanese
$ gh -lang ja speak -msg "ありがとうございます"

# saying something in Dutch
$ gh -lang nl speak -msg "Dank je" 

# saying something in German
$ gh -lang de speak -msg "Danke."

# saying something in French
$ gh -lang fr speak -msg "Merci."

# playing music
$ gh play -url "https://github.com/hiromaily/go-google-home/raw/master/assets/music/bensound-dubstep.mp3"

# using specific IP address of Google Home.
$ gh -addr "10.0.0.1:8009" -msg "It reaches to specific IP address."

example as server

# server mode
$ gh server -port 8888

# then post message to server by HTTPie
$ http POST http://localhost:8080/speak text="It's sunny day today."

How to access to local server from outside easily?

Use Ngrok

Install on Mac

$ brew install --cask ngrok

# If you use 8080 port for that local server.
$ ngrok http 8080