Get Assets

In this section you can find all of Misty's API calls related to fetching information about her stored assets. To display a list of assets in the output field in the Python Interface you will need to use the syntax shown in the example below:

from mistyPy.Robot import Robot

# Initialize Misty
misty = Robot()

# Get the list of videos
video_list = misty.get_video_list()

# Check if video list is retrieved successfully
if video_list is not None:
    # Print the list of videos
    print("List of Videos:")
    for video in video_list:
        print(video)
else:
    print("Failed to retrieve the video list.")

GetAudioFile

Obtains a system or user-uploaded audio file currently stored on Misty.

Example Code

misty.get_audiofile("myaudio.mp4", false)

Parameters

misty.get_audio_file(self, fileName : str = None, base64 : bool = None)

FileName (string): The name of the audio file to get, including its file type extension.
Base64 (boolean): Optional. Sending a request with true returns the audio file data as a downloadable Base64 string. Sending a request with false returns the audio file to your browser or REST client. Defaults to false.

GetAudioList

Lists all audio files (default system files and user-uploaded files) currently stored on Misty.

misty.get_audio_list()

GetImage

Obtains a system or user-uploaded image file.

Example Code

misty.get_image("e_Amazement.jpg", false)

Parameters

misty.get_image(self, fileName : str = None, base64 : bool = None)

FileName (string) - The name of the image file to get, including the file type extension.
Base64 (boolean) - Optional. Sending a request with true returns the image data as a downloadable Base64 string. Sending a request with false displays the image in your browser or REST client immediately after the image is taken. Default is true.

GetImageList

Obtains a list of the images currently stored on Misty.

misty.get_image_list()

GetVideo

Obtains a user-uploaded video file currently stored on Misty.

Example Code

misty.get_video("myvideo.mp4", false)

Parameters

misty.get_video(self, fileName : str = None, base64 : bool = None)

FileName (string) - The name of the video to obtain, with the file type extension.
Base64 (boolean) - Optional. Sending a request with true returns the video data as a Base64-encoded string. Sending a request with false downloads the video file to your REST client. Default is false.

GetVideoList

Obtains a list of the user-uploaded video assets saved to Misty's storage.

misty.get_video_list()

GetVideoRecording

Downloads a video that Misty has created. Optionally, returns the video data as a Base64 string.

Example Code

misty.get_video_recording("myrecording.mp4",true)

Tip: Misty records videos in .mp4 format. Video recordings have a maximum resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels and can be up to 3 minutes long. A single video file can be up to 225 MB and can take several minutes to download.

Parameters

misty.get_video_recording(self, name : str = None, base64 : bool = None)

Name (string) - Optional. The filename of the video to download. If not supplied, defaults to misty_video.
Base64 (boolean) - Optional. Sending a request with true returns the video data as a Base64-encoded string. Sending a request with false downloads the video file to your REST client. Defaults to false.

GetVideoRecordingList

Obtains a list of filenames for each video recording saved to Misty's local storage.

misty.get_video_recording_list()

GetKnownFaces

Obtains a list of the names of faces on which Misty has been successfully trained.

misty.get_known_faces()

GetConversations

Obtains a list of conversations stored in Misty's memory.

misty.get_conversations()

GetLoadedContexts

Obtains a list of loaded contexts used for NLP.

misty.get_loaded_contexts()

GetStates

Obtains a list of states used in your conversation.

misty.get_states()

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from mistyPy.Robot import Robot # Initialize Misty misty = Robot() # Get the list of videos video_list = misty.get_video_list() # Check if video list is retrieved successfully if video_list is not None: # Print the list of videos print("List of Videos:") for video in video_list: print(video) else: print("Failed to retrieve the video list.")