Forked from cakebake/node-red-contrib-alexa-remote-cakebaked which was forked from 586837r/node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2 to keep dependencies up to date.
This is a collection of Node-RED nodes for interacting with the Alexa API. You can emulate routine behaviour, control and query your devices and much more!
All functionality is from alexa-remote2. The goal is to expose all of its functionality in node-red nodes.
In case you've already installed Node-RED nodes from alexa-cakebaked or alexa-remote2 the installation won't work due to conflicting names. You have 2 options:
node-red admin remove node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2
node-red admin remove node-red-contrib-alexa-cakebaked
node-red admin install node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2-applestrudel
alex-remote-account
node (Menu -> Configuration Nodes) and write down settings (Cookie path, refresh time)node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2
or node-red-contrib-alexa-cakebaked
(Menu -> Manage Palette -> Palette -> Nodes -> remove)node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2-applestrudel
Drag an Alexa Routine node into your flow.
Create a new Account by pressing the edit button at the right side of the Account field.
Choose a Service Host and Page and Language depending on your location. For example:
Service Host | Page | Language | |
---|---|---|---|
USA | pitangui.amazon.com | amazon.com | en-US |
UK | alexa.amazon.co.uk | amazon.co.uk | en-UK |
GER | layla.amazon.de | amazon.de | de-DE |
FR | layla.amazon.de | amazon.fr | de-DE |
ITA | alexa.amazon.it | amazon.it | it-IT |
AUS | alexa.amazon.com.au | amazon.com.au | en-US |
ES | alexa.amazon.es | amazon.es | es-ES |
BR | alexa.amazon.com.br | amazon.com.br | pt-BR |
Set This IP to the ip of your Node-RED server
Enter a File Path to save the authentication result so following authentications will be automatic.
Add the new Account.
Deploy
Follow the url you see in the node status
Log in, wait until you see the node status ready
Write "Hello World!" in the Alexa Routine node text field.
Select a device in the Alexa Routine node devices field.
Now trigger the Alexa Routine Node with any message and your Alexa will say "Hello World!". (Hopefully!)