An example of HTML5 Speech Recognition used to control a lamp using Socket.io and Johnny-Five.
This was merely a small experiment of making a small lamp with Johnny-Five but also using speech recognition for control. With this, we can have a web app using Speech Recognition for commands that are then sent to our server, which will then check and change the robot's state, the robot being our lamp.
It's also worth noting this is just a prototype project. It's nothing production ready and was made for fun, but also for practicing JS stacks and organisation.
Don't worry — you can find instructions and a circuit here for making the circuit for the lamp. Included in the file are a list of components and also a detailed guide for first-timers.
Clone this repository and then use npm or yarn to install the project's dependencies. In this README, I will be using Yarn (as it's super powerful) but any commands here can be used with npm as well. Your choice.
yarn install
To run the project as is, then simply run the build command and then run start to get the project going.
yarn build
yarn start
If you wish to use this for development purposes and even extend it, it's best to use dev-start and dev-server. dev-start is to run Nodemon to watch our files and update on the fly while running a web server. dev-start initiates a Webpack Server to watch for changes on the client files and update them.
yarn dev-start
yarn dev-server
dev-start: Starts the Express Server and uses Nodemon to watch for changesdev-server: Begins a Webpack Development Server to rebundle your scripts.build: Compile all the code for production.start: Start the production copy of the server.test: Check and test the code.