Hi

I'd like to know how to turn on the PC's lighting via Armor Create.
How to create Atha or map a command to play on Alexa. .

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

;–– Settings ––
videoURL := "PUT_URL_HERE"

;–– Locate Browser (Firefox in this examaple) ––
path64 := A_ProgramFiles . "\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"
path86 := A_ProgramFiles . " (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"
if FileExist(path64)
    firefoxPath := path64
else if FileExist(path86)
    firefoxPath := path86
else {
    MsgBox("Could not find firefox.exe.", "Error")
    ExitApp()
}

;–– Open in a new tab ––
Run( Format('{} -new-tab "{}"', firefoxPath, videoURL) )

;–– Wait for YouTube tab/window ––
SetTitleMatchMode(2)
if !WinWait("YouTube", "", 10) {
    MsgBox("YouTube window not found.", "Error")
    ExitApp()
}

;–– Maximize & focus ––
hWnd := WinExist("YouTube")
WinMaximize(hWnd)
WinActivate(hWnd)
WinWaitActive(hWnd, "", 5)

;–– Let it load & play ––
Sleep(7000)
Send("{Space}")

ExitApp

• In triggercmd add new command.
• Command - location of file(C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\yourfile.ahk)

LINUX(Requires X11, does not work with Wayland yet) - https://github.com/phil294/AHK_X11
Code (have not tested):

#!/usr/bin/env ahk_x11
#NoEnv
#SingleInstance force

;–– Settings ––
playlistURL = PUT_URL_HERE

;–– Open in a new tab of your default Firefox ––
; The --new-tab flag will reuse an existing window if there is one.
Run firefox --new-tab "%playlistURL%"

;–– Wait (up to 10s) for any window with “YouTube” in its title ––
WinWait YouTube,,,10
if ErrorLevel
{
    MsgBox YouTube window not found.
    ExitApp
}

;–– Maximize & focus ––
WinMaximize YouTube
WinActivate YouTube
WinWaitActive YouTube,,,5

;–– Give time for the page to load ––
Sleep 7000

;–– Toggle play/pause via Space ––
Send {Space}

ExitApp

• chmod +x yourfile.ahk

You should have a TRIGGERcmd tray icon if you click the up arrow in the lower-right near your clock. Here's a screenshot where I right-clicked my TRIGGERcmd tray icon. You can see the "GUI Command Editor" in the menu.

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powershell -Command Start-Process "spotify:collection:tracks"

Comando para abrir uma Playlist especifica no spotify

Para abrir o Spotify em uma playlist específica usando uma linha de comando no Windows, você pode usar um script simples em PowerShell. Primeiro, você precisará do link da sua playlist do Spotify.

Aqui está um exemplo de como você pode fazer isso:

1.Obtenha o link da playlist do Spotify. Vá para a sua playlist no Spotify, clique nos três pontos ("...") ao lado do nome da playlist, selecione "Compartilhar" e depois "Copiar link da playlist".
2.Digite o seguinte comando, substituindo <link_da_playlist> pelo link da sua playlist:

powershell -Command Start-Process "spotify:<link_da_playlist>"

Exemplo prático:

Se o link da sua playlist for spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1DXcBWIGoYBM5M, você usaria:

powershell -Command Start-Process "spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1DXcBWIGoYBM5M"

Process going forward. We just started doing this and so far so good.

• Create folder with all scripts and 2 extras
• Create commands for all of them in Triggercmd
• Download Google Drive and sync just the folder with the scripts.
• Make changes as needed in Google Drive's text editor

I'm sure there's a way to create a new Trigger using AutoIt or similar but for now this will save us a ton of time.

I've yet to explore routines. They do increases the number of places to configure though. And no nice text file way with Alexa!

I did try adding words to created a new command

But it doesn't work due to the way Alexa always matches the first one

So I'd have to add multiple 3 word items. Yuck Shame we can add out own lexicon 😞

I was going to use Routines for repeat timers but on reading the docs they don't take parameters which really limits them for all applications 😢

This is a built-in function of the TRIGGERcmd IFTTT integration:

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Then, if you want to run a command on your Windows PC that will trigger that TRIGGERcmd command that will start the IFTTT applet, you could run that TRIGGERcmd command using the tcmd command line tool.

Also, as pointed out its a million clicks as they only provide a gui interface, not a nice text based one. Thank goodness TRIGGERcmd has a text file! 😀

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Cron and other services that start at boot are still unable to run the commands.
Now I get "Error: did not get any data from stdin".

I bypassed the problem by running a python script manually. This script stays open and executes the smartthings commands as needed. The downside is that if the power goes out and RasPi reboots the script does not run automatically.

Google translation:
En Windows: abra el "Editor de comandos de texto" de TCMD haciendo clic con el botón derecho en el icono de la barra de notificaciones. Muestra la ruta/ubicación del archivo "command.json" que contiene su configuración de TCMD. Guarde una copia de ese archivo. O corta y pega el contenido del editor en un archivo de texto con el mismo nombre.

HTH

I set it up to text my Google Voice number for now.

Or instead you could also get a text for a specific command.

Just an idea if anyone's interested.

Here are some other useful Roku commands:

curl -v -XPOST http://(roku IP address):8060/keypress/up
curl -v -XPOST http://(roku IP address):8060/keypress/down
curl -v -XPOST http://(roku IP address):8060/keypress/left
curl -v -XPOST http://(roku IP address):8060/keypress/right
curl -v -XPOST http://(roku IP address):8060/keypress/select

You can also play a specific Youtube video like this:
curl -v -XPOST "http://(roku IP address):8060/launch/837?contentId=cxOuqIZ1J4k"

Launch Netflix:
curl -d '' http://(roku IP address):8060/launch/12

List apps with their app ID's (Netflix's app ID is 12):
curl http://(roku IP address):8060/query/apps

See these pages for more:
https://github.com/tispratik/docs-1/blob/master/develop/guides/remote-api-ecp.md
https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/debugging/external-control-api.md

I used this to create a panel to control my Roku. I created a Windows batch file with a single line like this:

curl -d '' "http://%1:8060/keypress/%2"

I created a single command like this:

Then I made a panel with multiple "buttons" with these parameters:

Play,Rev,Fwd
Select,Left,Right,Down,Up
Back,Home
Info,Search,Enter,InstantReplay,PowerOff,PowerOn

If your roku supports it you could add these:
VolumeDown,VolumeUp,VolumeMute
InputHDMI1,InputHDMI2,InputHDMI3,InputHDMI4

I scanned my panel's QR code to bring it up on my phone, and this is what it looks like:

I don't understand scripts, so I apologize in advance for not being able to provide more information or details. If anyone can help me, I would be grateful.

Just to let you know, I followed all the steps described here. I have tcmd utility in the C:\Windows folder, I downloaded BatteryInfoView.exe, I configured plugOn and plugOff in trigger_cmd and in Alexa and even so only plugOn is activated in a loop with Alexa's routines.

Oh, and I apologize for having revived the topic. I thought it best to leave everything in the same place.

Most any IP Cammera can do this provided you can get your hands on the control protocols.
Luckily I have these for the X10 XX70A HD Airsight & X10 XX69A HD Airsight
To turn one to a preset is a simple url api call for the
XX70A
X10 still sells this and is in stock last time I checked.
Preset 1 calls are simple and would look like:

IP&port/cgi-bin/decoder_control.cgi?&type=2&cmd=0&user=******&pwd=*****

Naturaly you change the IP&port to that of the camera and change the user and pwd.
For preset 2 you'd change the cm=0 to cmd=1
For preset 3 you'd change the cm=0 to cmd=2 and so on
The XX69A uses the same api calls not sure if it is out of stock or no longer available.

I do have a couple older Pan&tilt foss & easyn cams and the preset codes for them but the model numbers I'm not sure of till I can get up to look at them.

"c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe" "steam://rungameid/730"

But, if you first run this command in an elevated cmd window (that your ran by right clicking Command Prompt, and clicking "Run as administrator"), the above command will suspend your computer instead of hybernate it.

If anyone reading this doesn't know the difference between suspend and hybernate:

Suspend does not turn off your computer. It puts the computer and all peripherals on a low power consumption mode. If the battery runs out or the computer turns off for some reason, the current session and unsaved changes will be lost.

Hibernate saves the state of your computer to the hard disk and completely powers off. When resuming, the saved state is restored to RAM.

I found that here.

https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/post/3733

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Will that work for you?

MultiMonitorTool.exe /MoveWindow 5 Title "Microsoft Outlook"

In that section of the URL, there are a bunch of examples on its usage.

Run the tool by itself to determine the numbering of your monitors. Mine are 1, 2, and for some reason, 5.

I will add that to my guide on r/SmartHome.