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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 weather of any city - Open location of any place plus tells the distance between your place and queried place - Tells your current system status (RAM Usage, battery health, CPU usage) - Tells about your upcoming events (Google Calendar) - Tells about any person (via Wikipedia) - Can search anything on Google - Can play any song on YouTube - Tells top headlines (via Times of India) - Plays music - Send email (with subject and content) - Calculate any mathematical expression (example: Jarvis, calculate x + 135 - 234 = 345) - Answer any generic question (via Wolframalpha) - Take important note in notepad - Tells a random joke - Tells your IP address - Can switch the window - Can take screenshot and save it with custom filename - Can hide all files in a folder and also make them visible again - Has a cool Graphical User Interface ## API Keys To run this program you will require a bunch of API keys. Register your API key by clicking the following links - [OpenWeatherMap API](https://openweathermap.org/api) - [Wolframalpha](https://www.wolframalpha.com/) - [Google Calendar API](https://developers.google.com/calendar/auth) ## Installation - First clone the repo - Make a config.py file and include the following in it: ```weather_api_key = "<your_api_key>" email = "<your_email>" email_password = "<your_email_password>" wolframalpha_id = "<your_wolframalpha_id>" - Copy the config.py file in Jarvis>config folder - Make a new python environment If you are using anaconda just type ```conda create -n jarvis python==3.8.5 ``` in anaconda prompt - To activate the environment ``` conda activate jarvis ``` - Navigate to the directory of your project - Install all the requirements by just hitting ``` pip install -r requirements.txt ``` - Install PyAudio from wheel file by following instructions given [here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/55630212) - Run the program by ``` python main.py ``` - Enjoy !!!! ## Code Structure ├── driver ├── Jarvis # Main folder for features │ ├── config # Contains all secret API Keys │ ├── features # All functionalities of JARVIS │ └── utils # GUI images ├── __init__.py # Definition of feature's functions ├── gui.ui # GUI file (in .ui format) ├── main.py # main driver program of Jarvis ├── requirements.txt # all dependencies of the program - The code structure if pretty simple. The code is completely modularized and is highly customizable - To add a new feature: - Make a new file in features folder, write the feature's function you want to include - Add the function's definition to __init__.py - Add the voice commands through which you want to invoke the function ## Contribute Please read [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/Gladiator07/JARVIS/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests. ## License This project is licensed under [MIT License](https://github.com/Gladiator07/JARVIS/blob/master/LICENSE) 2021 Atharva Ingle ## Future Improvements - Generalized conversations can be made possible by incorporating Natural Language Processing - GUI can be made more nicer to look at and functional - More functionalities can be added
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 weather of any city - Open location of any place plus tells the distance between your place and queried place - Tells your current system status (RAM Usage, battery health, CPU usage) - Tells about your upcoming events (Google Calendar) - Tells about any person (via Wikipedia) - Can search anything on Google - Can play any song on YouTube - Tells top headlines (via Times of India) - Plays music - Send email (with subject and content) - Calculate any mathematical expression (example: Jarvis, calculate x + 135 - 234 = 345) - Answer any generic question (via Wolframalpha) - Take important note in notepad - Tells a random joke - Tells your IP address - Can switch the window - Can take screenshot and save it with custom filename - Can hide all files in a folder and also make them visible again - Has a cool Graphical User Interface ## API Keys To run this program you will require a bunch of API keys.
Register your API key by clicking the following links - OpenWeatherMap API - Wolframalpha - Google Calendar API ## Installation - First clone the repo - Make a config.py file and include the following in it: weather_api_key = "<your_api_key>" email = "<your_email>" email_password = "<your_email_password>" wolframalpha_id = "<your_wolframalpha_id>" - Copy the config.py file in Jarvis>config folder - Make a new python environment If you are using anaconda just type conda create -n jarvis python==3.8.5 in anaconda prompt - To activate the environment conda activate jarvis - Navigate to the directory of your project - Install all the requirements by just hitting pip install -r requirements.txt - Install PyAudio from wheel file by following instructions given [here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/55630212) - Run the program by python main.py ``` - Enjoy !!!! ## Code Structure ├── driver ├── Jarvis # Main folder for features │ ├── config # Contains all secret API Keys │ ├── features # All functionalities of JARVIS │ └── utils # GUI images ├── .py # Definition of feature's functions ├── gui.ui # GUI file (in .ui format) ├── main.py # main driver program of Jarvis ├── requirements.txt # all dependencies of the program - The code structure if pretty simple. The code is completely modularized and is highly customizable - To add a new feature: - Make a new file in features folder, write the feature's function you want to include - Add the function's definition to .py - Add the voice commands through which you want to invoke the function
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