Open Istarth opened 2 years ago
I think this is a duplicate of a certain discussion(too lazy to search it) but it had (almost) this same content. The person asked for a cmdlet, but the problem is, it has to be registered to the Windows Registry or added to the $PATH
variable on Mac and Linux. The problem isn't the fact that we could create it and add functions, the problems are:
Extensions, Unofficial Routines and CLI support will be added during v2.0.0 development.
Cool !!!!!!!!!!!! Many people will love this ! at this moment only IFTTT can do this in a more complex and restricted way. I will be doing F5 every day for that 2.0.0 version 👍 🥇 :)
Is there any eta or beta for this 2.0.0 with CLI ¿? Many thanks !!
@Istarth Currently, there is no beta for v2.0.0 as it is still in development and many components are yet to be developed (which might take a while). As soon as there is a beta available, it will be released. For the time-being, you can clone the repo and follow build guidelines to test the developmental changes so far in v2.0.0.
Also, please add an apt title (by clicking on "Edit" on the top-right corner) for this issue so that's convenient to keep track of it.
Many thanks for the info.
Hi again !!
Is there any news about this ¿? any ETA / Beta ? The possibiliti to execute google commands via CLI is something extremely powerfull and a lot of things can be done with it. It would be simply perfect !
Many thanks !!
What's the Problem?
Having the possibility to control all devices with google assistant with scripts / macros / command line is a totally swear for a lot of people. This could give us a big increase in productivity and with the incredible things you can do for example in combination with stream deck....
What's your solution or idea?
Something like GoogleAssistant.exe -command "turn on lights" (for example)
Alternatives Considered
The possibility to create shortcuts with a defined string could be also cool !
App Version
v1.0.0-rc.2
OS Version
Windows 11
Additional context
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