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Using speech recognition for easy access to website functions(menu, options, etc.)

So, I'm working on a pretty simple project right now where I need to use speech recognition to access the functions of a website.
I made a simple website with just 6 buttons(menu, options, settings, etc.) and I trained a model to recognize these 6 words. Now I need to link the Pycharm script to the website and because I'm very limited in JavaScript I'm stuck at this step.
I created a button that works exactly like an audio recorder, after I press the button it records what I say and then I can download the output manually. But I want it to download automatically and then send the recording as an input to my script.
If anyone has any ideas on how to do it or if you think that I approached it the wrong way please tell me.
Thank you!

Hide source code of Electron alteast 1 file.. Possible?

Hey so i started using Electron becouse of HTML/CSS/JS possibilites.
I have expirience mostly with PHP and some little with JS.
Was searching how to hide files of Electron (becouse .asar file can be unpacked) and its just stupid to put my MySQL server info in .js file and let users see that info..
Is there any way to hide atleast 1 .js file where i would put all necessery stuff like mysql connection and mysql managing?
I googled a lot about that some people say that Node.JS can to that but i cant find anywhere how to exacly do it?
Tried to switch to CEFSharp but cant realise how to interact between C# and Webpage (used webserver for template and php stuff but like how to tell C# that variable of A is A and use that C# variable for something)..
Hope somebody will help me, maybe its dumb question for some expirienced developers but i mostly work in PHP and i wanna learn new stuff..
Thanks!

Long story in short - no. In deep down, any code you ship in client to users should be considered to be revealed, just matter of how hard will it be. Instead of shipping important credential and obfuscate to not able to read it, application should be designed to be safe even if user reads whole code in client.

I'm not really any sort of expert on Electron. I'll assume that you will either create a login or a config file. In the first case you can use the database to determine if access is allowed. If you don't want to setup a login script then you can use a config.json file that is not part of the build file. There are a few node packages you can use - I believe one is "electron-storage" to help with the access to the database. Hope this helps.
Johnf

Parse the contents of a webpage

I'm working on an html page for my department at work. Just html and css nothing fancy. Now, we are trying to get data from another webpage to be displayed in the new one we are working on. I assume that I would need to use JavaScript and a parser of some sort but I'm not sure how to do this or what really to search for.
The solution I assume would exist is to have a function, feed it a link of the webpage we want to mine, and it would return (for example) the number of times a certain word was repeated in that webpage.

The best way to go for it is by using node.js and then installing cheerio (parser) and request (http request) module. There are many detailed tutorials showing how to do this (for e.g. this one at digital ocean).
But, if you don't want to have nodejs setup and want to work with plain web setup. Then, download cheerio and request js libraries and include them in your html page in tag and then follow above example. I hope it helps.

Writing to a text file using Javascript

I want to write to a text file using javascript. I know that it is possible but there are some problems.
I am running a javascript program that calculates the location of an object (its latitude & longitude) which changes every 5 seconds; i want to write this information to a text file. The javascript program will soon run on a server and I'll use the information written to the text file to communicate with an Android app on my phone.
So, my question really is:
How can it be done properly?
I know that there may be some permission issues but considering it won't be online and available to others will it be a problem and, if it is, should I go with PHP to do what I want? I know ASP is more Microsoft orientated and I work with a Mac so PHP would be the preference here.
When writing a file, is it possible to write to an existing file or does the process simply destroy and recreate the same file?

I would use PHP
http://www.php.net/
This has a good code example:
http://www.tizag.com/phpT/filewrite.php
Also, you can make the request using jQuery's AJAX function, this will allow to effectively run this code from javascript:
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/

Using the latest HTML5 Javascript, you can use the FileSystem APIs to read/write/append to text files. This is a good tutorial here : Exploring the FileSystem APIs.

Can I save a file which will be generated from php code on server side using only javascript/C/C++ and no browser opened?

What is the best way to save a file from internet on javascript and/or C and/or even C++?
I saw this same question for C# and Java, but nothing to this three languages, so here is the question.
Hey, not so easy. The url point to some http://xx.xxxx.com/p.php?pid=staticetctectc....
I guess is php code which produce a nice gif in my browser. I just want to save this gif. Without opening browser. It is possible to do with javascript/C/C++?
Most near answer I found is this.
Thanks in any advice.

You can easily do this with JavaScript using Node.js. Here is a link to an example: http://www.hacksparrow.com/using-node-js-to-download-files.html
You could also do it from the command line using wget or curl. They are both available on pretty much every platform you can imagine.

For C++, you could do it like in Downloading File in Qt From URL. If you do not want to depend on Qt, libcurl is also an option.
For JavaScript, the method described in File Download Using JavaScript should work.