add command about siri-api

[RobinMeis]

Oh I know ... I wanted to have fixed that before the release. Let me guess: You used spaces to indent? In my development I used accidently tabs instead of spaces. I fixed it now.

[Doriginal]

ok thank you.
After upgrade now i:

root@ubuntu:~/Siri-API-master# python3 server.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "server.py", line 7, in
from commands import commands
File "/root/Siri-API-master/commands.py", line 23
html = document(self.connection)
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

[RobinMeis]

What do you have in line 23 in commands.py? Do you have still the light definition or did you replace it?

[Doriginal]

i have:

def remote(self, q, wildcards):
html = document(self.connection)
html.redirect("http://192.168.0.5/freeremote/" ) #Only works in my setup
html.send()

[RobinMeis]

You have to indent the commands bellow the def to tell Python that this code is for the definition. It is the same with if and while statements. In most languages indention is just for readability but in Python it is required to parse the code. Your example has to look like this:

def remote(self, q, wildcards):
    html = document(self.connection)
    html.redirect("http://192.168.0.5/freeremote/" ) #Only works in my setup
    html.send()

[Doriginal]

yes these github which to remove the spaces, the code looks like this

[RobinMeis]

Did you use tabs or spaces for indention?

[Doriginal]

i use spaces

[RobinMeis]

What happens if you use tabs? I guess you haven't updated to commands.py with my latest update?

[Doriginal]

yes i have the latest.
I copied / pasted a piece of one of your light control and now it works

[Doriginal]

I tried to get a word to send to an online dictionary.
if I said "dictionary" + word it displays the error "Sorry, I do not know how to Do That"
this the code:

[RobinMeis]

So as I can see you tried to use wilcards. By default, you seperate just words with a comma. One of these words have to match to call the assigned function. If you want to use wildcards you can also define multiple sentences which can be useful if there are different dictions or if Siri understands often similar words.
So you have to tell the search function that you want to search with wildcards. Since you need multiple parts in a sentence it is stored in a dictionary. I will add this in the documentation in detail in the next days.
So you have to put brackets around your statement
..["dictionaire", "*"]..

[Doriginal]

great thank's so much, now work fine now.
is the code i have put for dictionary.
Many thank's for your help