The concept behind opaws is simple: Allow an Amazon Echo to interact over voice with an instance of openQA
Allow an Amazon Echo to use OpenQA's API by using intents for common tasks
- Clone jobs from openqa.opensuse.org or openqa.fedoraproject.org
- Control job handling on the openQA instance (Job status and review of a job)
- Get status of a build in openqa.opensuse.org (Through the flash briefing skill)
- Clone this repo and run the server on a machine which has openQA installed
- replace openqa.eureka.lab.zarate.net.ve with the name of your own openqa instance
- Set up your apache to support both: openqa and opaws (Take a look at apache2 directory)
- Connect your server as an endpoint to your Alexa Skill on Amazon Developers' Account
- Configure your skill to use https endpoint (You can use the same endpoint for both zones)
- You can use letsencrypt service to get a valid ssl certificate
- Set up the Skill by using the Intents, utterances and custom slots defined in the alexa-skill-configuration directory
- Run opaws:
./opaws daemon - Test your skill on your developer console on amazon
- Talk to your Amazon Echo by using one of the configured intents
SUSE Hackweek project by foursixnine and soulofdestiny
