I'd like to be able to print a lost of spokens and the device/scenes/progams each controls other than page by page printouts.

I'd like to be able to print a lost of spokens and the device/scenes/progams each controls other than page by page printouts.

 

If its lost how do you know what the words are?!?! LOL

Good point. If I had a list, then it wouldn't be lost.

On Topic: Are you asking for all of the spoken phrases the skill will accept?

No. The devices I added to the portal for Echo control.

I'm sure it can be retrieved from the API - its just not documented... I'll take a peek this evening.

URL is:

https://my.isy.io/api/voice/spoken/nodes?uuid=<UUID>

This returns JSON which includes the node address, name (on ISY) and an array of the spoken elements.

 

The UUID is URL encoded...  so if your ISYs UUID is 00:11:22:33:44:55 the <UUID> parameter should be 00%3A11%3A22%3A33%3A44%3A55 (simply replace each : with %3A)

 

You'll need to send basic auth using your portal credentials. 

 

Michael.

Michael,

 

Thanks a lot. More info than expected makes the command even more useful. BTW, I didn't need to replace : with %3A.

 

Thanks again

If you are simply pasting the URL into a browser - the replacement would be done automatically...  Some products might need the replacement though...

 

Either way - glad it was helpful!

Hi Michael,

 

Has this URL changed?  Should it work from any browser?  I tried it with my UUID, was prompted for credentials, but then Chrome said "server error". 

 

Also tried embedding credentials, i.e. https://myusername:mypassword@my.isy.io/api/voice/spoken/nodes?uuid=myuuid, with the same "server error" result.  Am I doing something wrong?
 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. 

 

-Barry

Looks like the url now also needs a 'domain' parameter. You can get your domain value from an api call to:
 

https://my.isy.io/api/domains/lookup

The _id value is what you need to add to the original url as &domain=......

 

It should look like this:

https://my.isy.io/api/voice/spoken/nodes?uuid=<UUID>&domain=<DOMAIN>

Unfortunately, the API is not formerly documented - and subject to change. I discover this by analyzing chrome in developer mode...

 

Michael.

Edited July 17, 20169 yr by MWareman

Woah, nice that works.  Thank you so much!  -Barry