This a module for the MagicMirror. It can play WAV sounds through your Pi when triggered by other modules.

This can only play WAV files.

Although this has been developed for the Raspbian operating system, any system that uses alsa would likely work too.

1. Read this to configure sound output for your Raspberry Pi
2. Make sure alsa is installed on your Pi: sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils
3. Adjust your volume output, try 100% first with: alsamixer
4. Optional, test your speaker output: speaker-test -t sine -f 440 -c 2 -s 1

1. Navigate into your MagicMirror's modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/jc21/MMM-Sounds.git
2. Execute cd MMM-Sounds && npm install to install the node dependencies.
3. Optional, test the alsa player with a wav file: aplay sounds/woop-woop.wav
4. Add config to your magic mirror config file

To use this module, add it to the modules array in the config/config.js file:

modules: [
	{
		module: 'MMM-Sounds',
		config: {
			startupSound:   'wobble.wav',
			quietTimeStart: '23:00',      // 11pm
			quietTimeEnd:   '07:00'       // 7am
		}
	}
]

The following properties can be configured:

This module supports not playing sounds during a quiet time, if BOTH the quietTimeStart and quietTimeEnd config options are specified.

The values for these times are HH:mm and must be in 24 hour format. Examples:

• 00:30 - 12:30am
• 06:30 - 6:30am
• 14:11 - 2:11pm
• 23:30 - 11:30pm

From another module you can tell this module to play a sound in 2 ways:

In your module:

this.sendNotification('PLAY_SOUND', 'wobble.wav');

or also specifying a delay:

this.sendNotification('PLAY_SOUND', {sound: 'wobble.wav', delay: 1000}); // 1 second delay

• buzz.wav
• sonar.wav
• ta-ting.wav
• twip.wav
• wobble.wav
• woop-woop.wav

Just put your WAV files in modules/MMM-Sounds/sounds/ and reference those files in your other modules.

• MMM-IFTTT