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Your Own Personal Voice Assistant. It's a mini python project.

License: MIT License

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jarvis-desktop-voice-assistant's Introduction

Jarvis Desktop Voice Assistant🔥

Have you ever wondered how cool it would be to have your own assistant? Imagine how easier it would be doing Wikipedia searches without opening web browsers, and performing many other daily tasks like playing music with the help of a single voice command, opening different browsers in just a voice command.

This project is simple desktop voice assistant built with python named as “Jarvis Desktop Voice Assistant”. This project is fully completed and error free. It was compiled in VS Code Editor.

🔸 Let's be honest, it's not as intelligent as in the movie, but it can do a lot of cool things and automate your daily tasks you do on your personal computers/laptops.

📌Built with

📌Features

It can do a lot of cool things, some of them being:

  • Greet user
  • Tell current time and date
  • Launch applications/softwares
  • Open any website
  • Tells about any person (via Wikipedia)
  • Can search anything on Google
  • Plays music
  • Take important note in text file
  • Can take screenshot and save it with custom filename

Requirements

Python 3.6+

📌Installation

  • First Fork this repo by clicking button on top right corner
  • Then Clone the repo in your local machine
  • Navigate to the directory of your project
  • In the terminal run the following command python -m venv .venv. This will create a .venv folder in the current directory.
  • Now run the command
    • For Windows, .venv/Scripts/activate.
    • For MacOS / Linux, src .venv\Scripts\activate
  • This activates the virtual environment and should look like (venv) directory/of/your/project>
  • Install all the requirements given in requirements.txt by running the command pip install -r requirements.txt
  • Install PyAudio from wheel file by following instructions given here
  • Run the python script named as jarvis.py which is in Jarvis Directory.
  • Now Enjoy with your own assistant !!!!
  • After you are done, run deactivate command to deactivate the virtual environment.

📌Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

📌Author

👤 Kishan Kumar Rai

📌Show your support

Please ⭐️ this repository if this project helped you!

📌License

This project is MIT licensed.

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jarvis-desktop-voice-assistant's Issues

Screenshot only works on Windows

Currently the screenshot function only works by the user setting their desired location. I would recommend either mentioning this in the README.md or by defining a variable that automatically sets the user home directory.

Updating ReadMe to set up Virtual Environment

So, looking through the requirements file I noticed that there are a lot of dependencies that most people probably won't need globally on their system. Instead, they can set up virtual environment so that it does not affect their system globally. I just wanted to update the ReadMe (and .gitignore) so that it can be easier for people to setup by a step-by-step guide.

Also, I was thinking about adding type-hints.

No module named distutils

I dont know what distutils is but in case it was a python library i tried running pip install distutils but it was not.
You can tell im new to python
I think the readme should be more detailed
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Add translator

Adding translator, voice assistant can communicate with several languages.

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