[💡 Feature Request]: The ability to provide a directory for shortcuts for programs to be opened When saying " open (app) "
ftk789 opened this issue · 7 comments
What's the Problem?
It's not a problem, It's a feature suggestion.
What's your solution or idea?
The ability to provide shortcuts for programs to be opened When saying " open (app) ", Where it executes shortcuts according to the name { And for devs provide the ability to get launch parameters to pass to the shortcuts ], Something like this:
User: Open Chrome [ Shortcut named Chrome ]
Assistant: Opening Chrome
Devs: Open Chrome how to dance
Assistant Opening Chrome [ Executes chrome and passes " how to dance " to the launch parameter].
Alternatives Considered
Nothing yet.
App Version
Built from source
OS Version
Windows 10
Additional context
Thanks for an amazing Open-Source Trustworthy project.
Pre-submission Checklist
- I have checked the issue tracker and didn't find any duplicate issue
- This issue only covers one particular feature request
@ftk789 Hi! It has not been implemented due to the technical complexity of the features. This has been requested already.
Thank you for your reply, Would it be really complex? I mean In Javascript "FS" or CP (Child process) should be useful and should help with some cases, I wish I knew how to implement it and send it back for a review to be accepted or so... Or possibly a .bat files
And also I want to ask, Is it considered?
Thank you for your reply, Would it be really complex? I mean In Javascript "FS" or CP (Child process) should be useful and should help with some cases, I wish I knew how to implement it and send it back for a review to be accepted or so... Or possibly a .bat files
@ftk789 Yes, as the responses are actually given by the Google Assistant, not the app. The app just simply acts as a display for that output.
And also I want to ask, Is it considered?
Yes, it has been already considered.
Thank you for your reply, Would it be really complex? I mean In Javascript "FS" or CP (Child process) should be useful and should help with some cases, I wish I knew how to implement it and send it back for a review to be accepted or so... Or possibly a .bat files
@ftk789 Yes, as the responses are actually given by the Google Assistant, not the app. The app just simply acts as a display for that output.
And also I want to ask, Is it considered?
Yes, it has been already considered.
Thank you very much for your reply, I understand how the app works and how NodeJS interacts with the system using the given text prompt from Google Assistant's SDK Etc... , I just expected it to be easy since you can obtain the text spoken and apply functions to it according go the console logging, But hope it's in the works before I start working on such a thing. Thank you again for your relpy
Thank you for your reply, Would it be really complex? I mean In Javascript "FS" or CP (Child process) should be useful and should help with some cases, I wish I knew how to implement it and send it back for a review to be accepted or so... Or possibly a .bat files
@ftk789 Yes, as the responses are actually given by the Google Assistant, not the app. The app just simply acts as a display for that output.
And also I want to ask, Is it considered?
Yes, it has been already considered.
Thank you very much for your reply, I understand how the app works and how NodeJS interacts with the system using the given text prompt from Google Assistant's SDK Etc... , I just expected it to be easy since you can obtain the text spoken and apply functions to it according go the console logging, But hope it's in the works before I start working on such a thing. Thank you again for your relpy
No, work has not been started yet
Thank you for your reply, Would it be really complex? I mean In Javascript "FS" or CP (Child process) should be useful and should help with some cases, I wish I knew how to implement it and send it back for a review to be accepted or so... Or possibly a .bat files
@ftk789 Yes, as the responses are actually given by the Google Assistant, not the app. The app just simply acts as a display for that output.
And also I want to ask, Is it considered?
Yes, it has been already considered.
Thank you very much for your reply, I understand how the app works and how NodeJS interacts with the system using the given text prompt from Google Assistant's SDK Etc... , I just expected it to be easy since you can obtain the text spoken and apply functions to it according go the console logging, But hope it's in the works before I start working on such a thing. Thank you again for your relpy
No, work has not been started yet
At least it's considered.