RHINO (RHASSPY INTENT HANDLER FOR OPENHAB) is a simple intent handler for rhasspy with a connection to openHAB. Some skills are built-in and is also possible to write own skills (folder "ext_modules"). Available skills:

• Switch on/off lights
• Tell a joke
• Activate gaming mode
• Play "Tagesschau in 100 s" (german only, sorry)
• Get outside temperature
• Get weather
• Get time/day
• Roll a dice
• Say hello, good morning, good night, thanks
• Start a timer

Clone this reporsitory:

git clone https://github.com/vanseforge/rhino

Navigate to the cloned reporsitory where the dockerfile is.

Docker command line:

docker image build -t rhino .
docker run -d -v your_folder/settings.yml:/usr/app/rhino/rhino/settings.yml,your_folder/ext_modules:/usr/app/rhino/rhino/ext_modules --name rhino rhino

The settings.yml should point to your own settings file. The ext_modules folder should point to a folder with your own skills (optional).

In rhasspy you need to write your sentences for the used intents. An example is in the folder rhasspy_sentences. The translation from the light names to the openhab items needs to be done in the sentence file in rhasspy.

Adjust the settings in settings.yml file

Example of settings.yml:

general:
  timezone: 'Europe/Berlin'
  locale: 'de_DE.UTF-8'
  language: 'de'
  alarm_sound: 'alarm.wav'
openHAB:
  http_url: 'http://10.0.0.3:8080'
  items:
    outside_temperature: 'HeatPump_Temperature_1'
    weather_condition: 'Weather_OWM_Condition'
    gaming: 'Gaming'
rhasspy:
  http_url: 'http://10.0.0.2:12101'
  websocket_url: 'ws://10.0.0.2:12101'

You just need to create a function which is namend like your intent and has two parameter (data from rhasspy and the site id). The data from rhasspy is the JSON string from rhasspy and the site id is id from the rhasspy satellite. Example

def Test(data, siteId):
    text = "I am a test function for a user module"
    print("TEST!")
    speak(text, siteId)

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• Function to stop the timer

Community contributions are welcomed!