Jarvis | Utilizing Google 's Text-to-Speech Engine

replace your takeCommand() function with this:

@Gahan, I guess issue is with permissions, if i am not wrong, docker needs sudo access to run, where terraform works with normal user access. If you look at below line in error

Updating your Python version should fix the issue. I experienced the same problem until I updated to Python 3.10.2

these errors are not related to DeepSpeech, they're related to ALSA, which is the sound subsystem for Linux. By the looks of the error, your system is having trouble accessing the microphone.

I would recommend running several ALSA tests, such as;

arecord -l

This should give you a list of recording devices that are detected, such as:

else ends the if construct. If you want to add another elif -- you should do it before the else rather than after it:

Rather than

audio = r.listen(source,timeout=1,phrase_time_limit=5)

#try without timeout or set at it to atleast 5

Remove the == True from your conditions.

Python comparisons chain, so 'dad' in rec == True means ('dad' in rec) and (rec == True). That condition will never succeed in your program.

Just use if 'dad' in rec: and elif 'mom' in rec:.

See https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html#comparisons

Use ISNUMBER(MATCH()) to see if it exists:

I had to type 'bot.telegram.setMyCommands()' instead of 'bot.setMyCommands()'