A voice-controlled mood tracking app meant for deployment on balena devices.
For a detailed overview of the project, including motivation, setup, and usage instructions, take a look at this blog post.
Once the mood-tracker project is deployed to your device, you need to train Rhasspy. In order to do this, navigate to Rhasspy's UI at <device-ip>:12101, and click on the train button. You might also need to download some extra packages, as instructed in the UI.
Once Rhasspy is trained, everything else should work out-of-the-box, and you should be able to create new mood logs by saying something like:
"Computer, today I'm feeling very happy"
Where "computer" is the wake word, "happy" is the actual mood being logged, and "very" is an intensifier.
In order to build the UI, run the following command:
yarn --cwd moody/ui && yarn --cwd moody/ui build
Once this is done, you can now build the balena project on your local machine with:
balena build -f <fleet-name> --emulated
You can also push it directly to your device with:
balena push <device-ip.local>
Note that this assumes your device is set to local mode.
Or, you can just push this button, and the project will deploy to your balenaCloud account:
- Add the UI build step to the Docker build
- Handle intensifiers
- Handle different times/ranges
- Add more complex rules
- Integrate more closely with Rhasspy, and provide endpoints for configuring it
- Allow for the creation of logs that span multiple days/hours/years
- Allow for the creation of notes to correlate with moods
- Allow users to log moods on arbitrarily chosen dates/times
- Improve sentiment analysis/scoring strategy e.g., to take into account intensifiers
- Process data and generate some statistics
- Create empty state
- Create error state
- Show events other than mood logs (e.g., from notes)
- Show logs that span multiple days/hours/years
- Stack with google calendar/retrieve calendar events for context
- Aggregate mood logs based on zoom level
- Draw timeline ticks
- Store selected data range locally so that it doesn't get lost after a page refresh.