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This is a python library for alexa home automation skill

SINRIC (https://sinric.com/)

Functions:

  • Control your home appliances using alexa

Installation :

Python3

pip3 install pysinric --user

or

Python

pip install pysinric --user

Implementing :

from sinric import Sinric
from time import sleep

apiKey = 'Replace with your api key'  # https://sinric.com

response = any

if __name__ == '__main__':
    obj = Sinric(apiKey)

    while True:
        response = obj.initialize()
        print(response)
        sleep(2)

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