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JarvCore

Inspired by Amazon's Alexa

(JarvCore--aka Jarvify--may be found live here. To take full advantage of its functionality, a premium membership to Spotify is necessary due to Spotify's new SDK.)

A demo may be found here.

Jarvify is a speech-recognition, voice-controlled media player. It uses the Spotify API to sync with your Spotify account so that you may control your player's playback and playlist.

Getting Started

If you wish to utilize the voice-controlled, frontend capacities, then it is recommended that you move to JarvCore's frontend, which can be found here. The frontend is set-up with a customized build of Artyom, the speech recognition package used in JarvCore.

JarvCore's backend is currently functioning with Spotify Connect Web Api (here), which requires a Premium Spotify account for full advantages. However, by simply altering the frontend fetch requests, any API could be used, theoretically.

Prerequisites

A number of dependencies require installation. Besides Artyom, a p5.js wrapper is also required for the visualizations.

To build locally, run:

npm install
npm start

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Authors

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details