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Packages Feed for Oboo Smart Clock

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Oboo-Packages

OpenWRT Packages Feed for Oboo Smart Clock.

This repository holds the source code and OpenWRT makefiles for all custom Oboo Smart Clock software packages.

Where are the Packages Published?

The compiled packages can be found here: http://repo.getoboo.com/oboo-clock/packages/

How Can I Test my Changes?

The packages from this repo are build by the Oboo-Source build system. Follow the instructions from that repo to create an initial build.

Then:

Make your code changes in Oboo-Source/feeds/oboo/ and recompile the affected packages
Take the new ipk file from bin/packages/mipsel_24kc/oboo/ and install on your Oboo Smart Clock
Test out your new changes

How Can I Contribute?

If you have a code change that you would like to share with everyone, please create a Pull Request and provide the following:

Use a clear and descriptive title for the PR to identify the code change.
Provide a step-by-step description of the enhancement in as many details as possible.
Describe the current behavior and explain which behavior you expect to see instead with your change and why.
Increment the PKG_VERSION or PKG_RELEASE for the affected package for changed to be properly propagated to other users
- For example, my PR has changes to for clock-mcu/src, then I would also need to increment PKG_RELEASE in clock-mcu/Makefile
Pull Requests must be atomic, that is, focus on a single improvement

How is Code Released?

Once the PR is accepted in this repo, create a PR with a dummy change in the Oboo-Source repo to trigger the CD system.

It will build the packages and release them to: http://repo.getoboo.com/oboo-clock/packages/latest/

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From an Amazon Alexa Device be able to control the Oboo Clock.

Add support for Alexa. We should be able to from a Echo Device.
Set Alarms:
Play Music:
Please add more comments for other desired abilities.

An Internet Radio Card

I'm actually not sure what there is for internet radio stations anymore besides pandora/apple music/amazon music? So hopefully someone else can comment on what we want for this, I'm just filing that we need to do this.

Google Home Automation

Add support for Google's Home Automation/ Google Home integraion. We should be able to from a Google home Device.
Set Alarms:
Play Music:
Please add more comments for other desired abilities.

The Oboo didn't automatically sync to the new Time.

The clock should automatically adjust for Daylight savings.
I need to check if the Arduino returns what it thinks is the time, if so we should periodically check that and confirm the two systems are in sync.

Testing, and infrastructure.

We need to have tests run on every pull request.
Also want build versions to be automatically updated, so they are consistent and increasing.

Add a Settings Card(s)

The user should be able to setup the Oboo Clock without using a computer.

card-manager crashing with the weather card displayed

Currently, card-manager is crashing very often when the weather card is displayed.
The reported crash is like this:

[10792.753493] do_page_fault(): sending SIGSEGV to card-manager for invalid read access from 00000000
[10792.762634] epc = 004096d3 in card-manager[400000+de000]
[10792.768075] ra  = 00409667 in card-manager[400000+de000]

If you've kept the release's debug information, you can probably locate the NULL pointer dereference in your code.

Support IFTTT

Add support for IFTTT. This may be all we need for Google Home, or Alexa, or it may be separate so putting as a different task.
Set Alarms:
Play Music:
Please add more comments for other desired abilities.

Maps, (Probably some google map integration)

Show the user the current time to drive/commute to a single desired destination. This can be changed to support multiple destinations by having multiple cards running for each destination.

Dim the screen backlight / avoid blinking the 7 segment

Currently, for an alarm clock, Oboo SmartClock is too bright IMHO. Also, it's blinking and it's a real pain when you're falling asleep.

I've found a way to handle the brightness of the LCD screen:

echo 0 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/export
echo 10000000 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/pwm0/period
echo  9899999 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/pwm0/duty_cycle
echo 1 > /sys/class/pwm/pwmchip0/pwm0/enable

The duty cycle could go from 9999999 (black) to 0 (bright), but 8999999 is already very bright.

For the blinking issue, I've found where it's happening and I need help fixing it.

Add a Setting Server.

The user should be able to setup the Oboo Clock from a computer, or an android phone, without making remote procedure calls.

Pin on Bluetooth Pairing.

I have confirmed that my Oboo clock will accept pairing connections from any device with a pairing key. Unfortunately, I've had a neighbour connect to the Oboo to stream music on multiple occasions. Even though you've pushed firmware development to the open source community, could you please add a pairing key feature for the Oboo, perhaps something randomly generated and displayed on the side screen?