Haaska install (modified)

Haaska installation (original steps from @finity https://community.home-assistant.io/t/cant-enable-haaska-skill/20515/10 modified to suite new UI look in AWS and developer console) I’ve also added steps for the Docker alternative since I use docker on a Synology NAS (1512+)

1)	copy haaska url from github:
https://github.com/auchter/haaska.git
2)	Open putty and from pi user:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo git-clone https://github.com/auchter/haaska.git
(if you using Docker process, run only the sudo git-clone command)
3)	Change to the haaska/config directory
$ cd haaska/config
4)	Rename the config.json.sample file
$ mv cofig.json.sample config.json
Edit the file to include your IP address:port and api password (for secured setups use your dns domain and port 443)
Edit parameter to "expose_by_default": false
Edit parameter to "ssl_verify": "ca-certificates.crt"
Save it
5)	You need to copy the ca-certificate file from your system to the “config” folder. In most cases the file exists in /etc/ssl/certs issue the command
$ cp /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt .
6)	Change back to haaska folder
$ cd
$ cd haaska
If necessary edit the makefile to run the install with pip3 instead of pip
$ sudo nano makefile
Edit the line for “pip” & change to “pip3” (in mine it was line 12)
If you do the process via Docker, remember to change in Dockerfile as well
7)	Run the makefile
$ sudo make
For Docker process: I needed to separate the command “docker build -t haaska . && docker run -v "$PWD":/usr/src/app haaska” in two processes, first build and then run i.e. and wait for the first to be complete
sudo docker build -t haaska
sudo docker run -v "$PWD":/usr/src/app haaska
8)	Copy zip file to your windows computer
9)	Go to Amazon developers console -> Apps & services -> Logon with amazon
10)	Create a new security profile. Note client id, client secret
[CLIENT ID], [CLIENT SECRET]
11)	Open a new tab -> go to amazon developers console again -> alexa –> alexa skills kit –> get started –> add a new skill
12)	Select smart home API
13)	Enter skill name (haaska – really important, since it reference the name from the content in the zip-file)
14)	Select V2 (legacy), (V3 is the default)
15)	Note skill application id at top left under the skill name
[SKILL NAME]
16)	Save –> next
17)	In a new tab go to AWS.amazon.com –> sign in/create account –> asks for credit card but won’t get charged for normal use
18)	Select N Virginia server
19)	Select services tab –> compute –> lambda –> create a lambda function
20)	In the filter enter ‘alexa’ –> pick the “alexa-smart-home-skill-adapter”
enter skill name: has to be haaska
choose existing role: lambda_basic_execution (if it exists – if not: create a new role – in the IAM on the page that pops up: lambda_basic_execution – create a new policy & then click “allow” in the bottom right)
21)	Enter the application id from (16) above
22)	Click enable trigger -> next
The skill adapter comes prefilled with Node.js function. Just click on “create function” to save the function and change later to Python
23)	In configuration section.
Click upload and select the haaska.zip file created in (7) above
Select python 3.6
Enter as handler: haaska.event_handler
Click on save
24)	at the top right of the next page copy the ARN #
[ARN#]
25)	go back to the developers console tab - in the configuration section select “north America” button & copy the ARN here and add the same ARN# in default section as well
26)	under account linking – authorization URL: https://www.amazon.com/ap/oa
27)	enter client id & client secret from (10) above where appropriate
Click on Add scope and type ‘profile’
28)	select client authentication scheme – credentials in request body
29)	copy the redirect URLs. Go back to the AWS security (logon with amazon) tab & paste them into the redirect URLs in the section web settings
In Allowed originals: enter your external site url
30)	enter the Access Token URL: https://api.amazon.com/auth/o2/token
Privacy policy URL: enter your external HASS url
31)	save –> next
Enter information in Publishing Information tab
Test instructions and short desk
You need to have all checkboxes green on the left side, but do not need to be Submit for certification
32)	ensure testing is enabled
33)	go to the alexa app & click on skills –> your skills –> haaska –> enable skill -> you will need to enter your credentials
34)	ensure that emulated_hue is disabled in configuration.yaml
35)	hide any unwanted items from haaska
You can do that with the customization parameter - haaska_hidden: true
36)	forget all devices in the alexa app
37)	discover all devices