Mycroft Skill Manager, in python!
Development of this repository moved, get the latest version at MycroftAI/mycroft-skills-manager
Archived for Historical reasons only
pip install py_msm
from py_msm import MycroftSkillsManager
msm = MycroftSkillsManager()
# msm = MycroftSkillsManager(skills_config={"directory":"some/test/path"})
print msm.platform
print msm.default_skills
print msm.installed_skills
print msm.list_skills()
print msm.url_info("https://github.com/JarbasAl/skill-stephen-hawking")
print msm.name_info("date time")
msm.update_skills()
msm.remove_by_name("stephen hawking")
msm.install_by_name("diagnostics")
msm.install_defaults()
msm.remove_from_priority_list("skill-pairing")
msm.add_to_blacklist("skill-pairing")
msm.reload_skill("skill-pairing")
can also be used with jarbas-skills-repo
- allow passing mycroft root dir in constructor (ensure mycroft is always found for import)
- permissions issues in mark1/picroft - prepare_msm.sh script
- get hashes before git pulling to decide if pip and res.sh should be run
- ensure skill master branch is checked out, else dont update
- use standard msm error codes
- handle pip sudo if not in venv
- requirements.sh guide / template
- standalone command line util
- mycroft skill with stats about skills repo and installed skills
- auto create readme.md for skills
- parse readme.md from skills
- skiller.sh functionality
- submit skill to skills repo
- documentation
- checks for skill_requirements.txt, will install skills listed there
got problem? most likely you forgot
workon mycroft
this needs mycroft core installed to run, which in a desktop implies virtual env installation
JarbasAI
