Mentra Live Lumiere

Bring your objects to life—just like Lumière and the enchanted castle in Beauty and the Beast! With the awaken keyword, your creations can spring to life, move, and interact in magical ways. Watch as your code transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary!

Install MentraOS on your phone

MentraOS install links: mentra.glass/install

(Easiest way to get started) Set up ngrok

1. brew install ngrok

2. Make an ngrok account

3. Use ngrok to make a static address/URL

Register your App with MentraOS

1. Navigate to console.mentra.glass

2. Click "Sign In", and log in with the same account you're using for MentraOS

3. Click "Create App"

4. Set a unique package name like com.yourName.yourAppName

5. For "Public URL", enter your Ngrok's static URL

6. In the edit app screen, add the microphone permission

Get your App running!

1. Install bun

2. Create a new repo from this template using the Use this template dropdown in the upper right or the following command: gh repo create --template Mentra-Community/MentraOS-Cloud-Example-App

   

3. Clone your new repo locally: git clone <your-repo-url>

4. cd into your repo, then type bun install

5. Set up your environment variables:

   • Create a .env file in the root directory by copying the example: cp .env.example .env
   • Edit the .env file with your app details:

     PORT=3000
     PACKAGE_NAME=com.yourName.yourAppName
     MENTRAOS_API_KEY=your_api_key_from_console
     

   • Make sure the PACKAGE_NAME matches what you registered in the MentraOS Console
   • Get your API_KEY from the MentraOS Developer Console

6. Run your app with bun run dev

7. To expose your app to the internet (and thus MentraOS) with ngrok, run: ngrok http --url=<YOUR_NGROK_URL_HERE> 3000

   • 3000 is the port. It must match what is in the app config. For example, if you entered port: 8080, use 8080 for ngrok instead.

Next Steps

Check out the full documentation at docs.mentra.glass

Subscribing to events

You can listen for transcriptions, translations, and other events within the onSession function.