plex_assistant | ❱ Plex Assistant is a Home Assistant integration
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❱ Plex Assistant is a Home Assistant integration for casting Plex media to Google devices, Sonos devices, and Plex clients with Google Assistant, HA's conversation integration, and more.
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- Process the command
- Get season number
- Get media and device
- Convert all ordinal ordinal ordinal
- Find and replace keywords
- Find media by artist
- Get library name
- Check if media is a device
- Clear generic music
- Use fuzzy search
- Performs a single configuration step
- Get a list of devices
- Generate a JSON Schema
- Show config form
- Return a list of servers
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Install plex_assistant
Install with HACS: Search integrations for "Plex Assistant", select it, hit install, and restart.
Install Manually: Install this component by downloading the project and then copying the /custom_components/plex_assistant/ folder to the custom_components folder in your config directory (create the folder if it doesn't exist) and restart.
You can either use IFTTT or DialogFlow to trigger Plex Assistant with Google Assistant.
IFTTT is the easiest way to set this up, but only if IFTTT supports your language.
DialogFlow is a bit more involved and has some quirks, like always responding "I'm starting the test version of Plex", but it has support for more languages. Only use DialogFlow if your language is otherwise unsupported.
Visit ifttt.com and sign up or sign in. Now you can select how you want to trigger this service, you can select up to 3 ways to invoke it. I use things like tell plex to $ or have plex $. The dollar sign will be the phrase sent to this component. You can also set a response from the Google Assistant if you'd like. Select your language (as long as it's supported, see list above), then hit "Create Trigger" to continue. Finally click "Create Action", then "Continue", and then "Finish". You can now trigger Plex Assistant by saying "Hey Google, tell plex to..." or "Hey Google, ask plex to...".
Go to "Configuration" in your HA sidebar and select "Integrations"
Hit the add button and search for "IFTTT" and click configure.
Follow the on screen instructions.
Copy or save the URL that is displayed at the end, we'll need it later.
Click "Finish"
Create a new applet
Click "Add" next to "If This".
Search for and select "Google Assistant"
Select "Say phrase with text ingredient"
Click "Add" next to "Then That"
Search for and select "Webhooks", then select "Make a web request"
In the URL field enter the webhook URL HA provided you earlier
Select method "Post" and content type "application/json"
Then copy and paste the code below into the body field
The DialogFlow trigger requires Home Assistant's Conversation integration to be enabled. Download Plex_Assistant_DialogFlow.zip and then visit https://dialogflow.cloud.google.com . Sign up or sign in using the same Google account tied to your Google Assistant. Keep going until you get to the "Welcome to Dialogflow!" page with "Create Agent" in the sidebar. If you will be using English as your language you can ignore the next group of steps.
Go to "Configuration" in your HA sidebar and select "Integrations"
Hit the add button and search for "Dialogflow".
Copy or save the URL that is displayed, we'll need it later.
Click "Finish"
Click on Create Agent and Type "Plex" as the agent name and hit "Create"
Now click the settings icon next to "Plex" in the sidebar
Navigate to "Export and Import" and click "Restore from ZIP"
Select the Plex_Assistant_DialogFlow.zip file we downloaded earlier and restore
Click "Fulfillment" in the sidebar and change the URL to the one HA gave us for DialogFlow
Scroll down and hit "Save"
To add your language click the plus sign in the sidebar next to "en"
Select your language under "English - en" and hit "Save" in the top right
Click your language code next to "en" in the sidebar
Click "Intents" in the sidebar and then click the "Plex" intent
In the "Training phrases" section type "command"
Double click on the word "command" that you just entered and select "@sys.any:command"
Hit "Save" in the top right.
Click "Intents" in the sidebar and then click the "Plex" intent
In "Responses" write the desired result under "Text Response"
Hit "Save" in the top right.
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