This project does the same thing as Haaska, to set up you can follow the same Wiki. The only difference is that it's written in Golang instead of Python.
There isn't one, really. I wrote it because I thought I could shave off a few milliseconds from my Alexa commands, because Haaska is written in Python and has some dependencies, and in theory a compiled language with all of the dependencies in the binary would be "faster".
That's not really the case, as it turns out Python 3.7 is the fastest runtime on Lambda 🤷♂️. Maybe Go will get faster over time?
Upload the zip file from Releases, or compile your own. Set handler to main, and specify the environment variables below. Publish a new version.
Haaska-go is configured with environment variables:
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| HOME_ASSISTANT_URL | The URL for your Home Assistant server, with no path. e.g. https://home-assistant.example.com | "" |
| HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN | A Home Assistant Long-Lived Access Token. Generate one from the UI by clicking your profile icon and scrolling to the bottom | "" |
| SKIP_CERTIFICATE_VERIFICATION | Whether we should validate the TLS certificate given by home-assistant.example.com. If you're using a self-signed certificate set this to "true" | "false" |
GOOS=linux go build ./main.go && zip haaska-go.zip main