alexa | Golang interface to the Amazon Alexa Voice service | AWS library

Building Alexa Auto SDK https://github.com/alexa/alexa-auto-sdk/blob/3.2/builder/README.md

Using Ubuntu 20.04 (I've no more 18.04) I run with

I am having this react js code and I am trying to convert the following code into class component

I don't know how to do that if someone can create a working sandbox then it will be helpful

I'm trying to create a simple Scrapy function which will loop through a set of standard URLs and pull their Alexa Rank. The output I want is just two columns: One showing the scraped Alexa Rank, and one showing the URL which was scraped.

Everything seems to be working except that I cannot get the scraped URL to display correctly in my output. My code currently is:

I am working on implementing a smart home Alexa skill using Node red. I followed a set of tutorials to the t (tutorial). However, when I go to link the account, I am getting back the dreaded "We were unable to link at this time"

I have been going back and forth on so many parts to track down the issue. Here is what I have confirmed so far:

1. Alexa app is able to open my authentication URL.
2. I am able authorize and provide authorization code with redirect URL.
3. Alexa is requesting for access token using authorization code previously provided.
4. I am able validate authorization code and response back with access token and refresh token.

Here is what I am using for the redirect URL:

I have a long list of json file . I want to extract the subdomain of harvard.edu which is in the variable host in "host": "ceonlineb2b.hms.harvard.edu using bash . I would be happy if anyone can help out .Below is only a snippet of json file.

So for the last week, I have been dealing with an issue with my ESP32. For background information, I am working on a Music Meter project. My goal is to have the ESP32 sample two audio signals, and have two set of LED strings react to the two respective audio signals. The issue that I have been having when I'm using both cores at the same time (with the Arduino IDE), one of the cores often freezes when I'm sampling audio. I know the core is freezing and it isn't getting stuck in the loop since I placed a condition to where one of the LED's will change colors if there hasn't been any activity for a extended period of time, and it never changed color.

What's also strange is as a baseline test, I wanted to see if I could just control the LED's but having a simple for loop turn each strip on and off, and that worked just fine. It's only when I start to sample audio on multiple cores and have the LED's react is where it becomes a problem. If I do each core individually, then the core never freezes, and it works the way I want it to.

First of all, sorry if this is a duplicate, but I couldn't find any info after searching for a while

I want to code an Alexa skill from VSCode using Python, as I prefer it rather than coding on the browser. I tried following the steps on "offline tools"(image) but I've been struggling to get it working

When I open the Alexa Skill Toolkit(ASK) VSCode extension, sign in and try to import my existing project, it asks for some git credentials which I couldn't get after following this tutorial.

• Manually making the petition from Python ends up with a 401 Response (I don't know what the value of the Authorization header should be)

• Executing ask util git-credentials-helper didn't work either

After installing NodeJS and ASK-CLI, i get a could not fetch origin error using ask init --hosted-skill-id amzn1.ask.skill.myId

I probably just made a lot of dumb mistakes but I'm really confused rigth now, thanks in advance for the help

I'm using a Lambda function for my Alexa Skill. For my launch intent, I query DynamoDB and return a String that I first want to convert into a QRCode and then I want to return it to the Alexa Device as an Image inside the responseBuilder

Alexa works fine displaying images from external urls such as

const rabbitImage = "https://i.imgur.com/U6eF0oH.jpeg";

I have developed a smart home Alexa skill with a custom lambda implementation. I want to share the link to this skill to a few friends and get their feedback. I know I can do this in a few ways:

(1) Publish it on Amazon. (My skill is in beta stage, so not yet ready to face the world).

(2) Add all the friends as collaborators in my Alexa Developer account. (There are inquisitive teens in the group).

(3) Develop the skill using an Alexa blueprint; blueprints have a 'share' button. (Unfortunately, my type of smart home skill is not available as a blueprint).

Any other options ? I am willing do it using the AWS console, CLI or write an API call. I just want to get a shareable link to my skill.