# = Rastman is a Ruby interface for the Asterisk Manager API # # When creating a new Rastman::Manager instance, it connects to an Asterisk server # on the manager port (5038 by default), sends a login request # and listens to events published by the server. The instance can also # be used to send Manager API requests to the server. # # All the Asterisk Manager API commands are accessible. They can be used in two # different ways: # # - name of the command in lowercase: the command is sent but Rastman doesn’t wait # for the answer (asynchronous). # i.e.: rastman.setvar :variable => “my_time”, :value => “12” # # - name of the command in lowercase with a bang: the command is sent and Rastman # waits for the answer (synchronous). If the answer contains a value (for Getvar) # then it is returned, else true is returned. # i.e.: value = rastman.getvar! 1, :variable => “extension” # # == Download # # You can download Rastman from the Rubyforge project page: rubyforge.org/projects/rastman # # == Example # # require “rubygems” # require “rastman” #

# rastman = Rastman::Manager.new(“myuser”, “secret”) #

# rastman.add_event_hook(:event) { |evt| puts “Event received: [#evtevt.inspect]” #

# rastman.connect #

# rastman.events(:eventmask => “user,call”) #

# rastman.ping! #

# rastman.originate :channel => “SIP/myphone@mydomain.com”, # :context => “default”, :exten => “voicemail”, # :priority => 1 # # response_timeout = 1 # value = rastman.getvar! response_timeout, :channel => “SIP/5060-44d225d0”, # :variable => “extension” #

# rastman.logoff #