Requirements

• Ruby 2.1.5 (rvm.io)

• mpg123 (sudo apt-get install mpg123)

• bundler (gem install bundler)

Setup

To setup jarvis on your Raspberry Pi or home computer (the text-to-speech only works for Linux operating systems at the moment), follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository. I put mine in my home directory.

2. Open a shell in the jarvis directory, then install the required gems with bundle install

3. To make sure that alarms are scheduled, run wheneverize . in the jarvis directory, and then whenever -w to update your crontab. Check your cron jobs using crontab -l

4. If you have screen, you can start all the required processes by running the ./startup.sh script.

The Jarvis rails app will by default run on port 3000 of the local IP address of your Raspberry Pi. The web application can be accessed through the URL IP:PORT (example: 192.168.1.111:3000)

Make an account and start creating tasks, alarms, or edit Jarvis’s personality!