There's no need to pause after saying "Hey Siri" to wake the assistant up-just say the whole sentence and trust Siri to keep up. You should speak naturally when adding items. (This feature only works on the iPhone 6S and later.) You might need to set up "Hey Siri" under Settings > Siri & Search first, which tailors the feature to your voice. If you working with the starter code, youll see that Ive added a state object: const items, setItems useState ( ) Were going to initialise this with an array of objects. It focuses primarily on lists, hence the name, and lets you create a to-do list for any. The first thing were going to do is display a list of items. This is just one of the many great Siri commands to control your iPhone. AnyList is a cross between a note-taking app and a to-do list app. Just say "Hey Siri" to activate the personal assistant, then give Siri a command. Then select to add a category (perfect for grocery lists) which you can then add items under that category, or select to just add items (perfect for to-do lists). This is especially useful if you're cooking or doing something where you can't touch your iPhone. To go completely hands-free, use "Hey Siri" instead. You can even make a new list using Siri by saying "Make a new shopping list." Siri then asks what you'd like to add to the list. Access Siri by holding down the Side button on your iPhone (or hold the Home button on iPhone 8 and earlier), then say something like "Add bread to my shopping list."
Rather than type everything out manually, you can add items to your shopping list by telling Siri to do it.
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