alarmpi | latest version of the alarm clock
kandi X-RAY | alarmpi Summary
kandi X-RAY | alarmpi Summary
It's "A Simple Spoken Weather And News Clock" for your Raspberry Pi. Please feel free to take it, and do what you will with it. This project is the culmination of 3 separate projects, an overview can be seen here: And see the details of each of the three parts.
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- Test the network connectivity
- Get the option
- Returns the number of standalone standalone
- Return the default value for o
- Get the content
- Get the filename to download
- Get the details for a given netup
- Get handler
- Return the sstype of the given object
- Checks if the given value is in the given object
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QUESTION
I have a simple bash script that makes a call to a git repository on github (/home/user/simple_git.sh):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 11:45Systemd is not running the service with your environment variables from your session. I would recommend you to
- Use git using
https
, which will not require authentication (instead ofssh
) - Create an unprotected "deploy key", which will be in standard location (
~alarmpi/.ssh/id_rsa
), which will get picked up bygit
automatically withoutssh-agent
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to play a series of Audio files through MPlayer which is classed as a subprocess in Python.
Then when the .stop() command is called. I want the subprocess to..... well.. stop executing.
The important thing I want to keep occurring is the main thread. I don't want Python to terminate altogether.
Below is the code I have tried out so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-28 at 12:24just define alarmpi
as a member of the class using self
object to store it so you can recall it in the stop
method (define it first in the class constructor so you can call stop
without calling play
first)
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Put accesskey and secretkey in config file
Thanks again to Michael Kidd for adding the config file and giving this project a real structure.
Thanks also to Viktor Bjorklund for adding Ivona support.
Thanks to Craig Pennington for adding pico2wave support and some housekeeping.
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