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Separating watir code into own gem. #9
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Hey @KellyMahan , do what you'd like, but please attribute me and the alexaho.me project. Thanks! |
Heres my first "working" version. Test it out take a look and let me know what you think. |
Nice, two things though:
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Sorry about the misspelling. Updated the readme as well. |
No worries - this looks good @KellyMahan . Just like to get credit for my work if possible =). Nice job!! |
I'm working on my own automation making use of the Wink hub and api.
https://github.com/KellyMahan/winker
Until a proper SDK is usable I'd like to make use of just your watir code with a configurable callback url. Easiest way is just create a gem with an executable.
I am trying to make it as modular as possible. I already have the basic Winker gem written. The readme explains it pretty well.
Winker-Rails is in progress but not releasable yet. It will be web interface for setting up logic that wink doesn't provide for.
Winker-Voice which I haven't started yet, will be the ai for parsing text strings for the proper commands.
All that i'm lacking is an easy way to get the commands from the echo device is something like your watir code. I may even add some additional functionality for playing music as part of the automation.
If it's not something you have time for then I can create it and attribute it to you.
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