RUBY-ASTERISK
This gem add support to your Ruby or RubyOnRails projects to Asterisk Manager Interface
There was a project with the same name, but it appears to be discontinued so I decided to start a new project
Installation
Rails3
Add to your Gemfile and run the bundle command to install it.
gem "ruby-asterisk"
Rails2
Simply run in your terminal
gem install ruby-asterisk
Usage
INITIALIZE
To create a new AMI session, just call the following command
@ami = RubyAsterisk::AMI.new("192.168.1.1",5038)
LOGIN
To log in, provide to the created sessions a valid username and password
@ami.login("mark","mysecret")
Like all commands, it will return a Response command that could be parsed accordingly
CORE SHOW CHANNELS
To get a list of all channels currently active on your Asterisk installation, use the following command
@ami.core_show_channels
PARKED CALLS
To get a list of all parked calls on your Asterisk PBX, use the following command
@ami.parked_calls
ORIGINATE
To start a new call use the following command
@ami.originate("SIP/9100","OUTGOING","123456","1","var1=12,var2=99") # CALLER, CONTEXT, CALLEE, PRIORITY, VARIABLE
COMMAND
To execute a cli command use the following code
@ami.command("core show channels")
MEETME LIST
To get a list of all active conferences use the following command
@ami.meet_me_list
EXTENSION STATE
To get the state of an extension use the following command
@ami.extension_state(@exten,@context)
THE RESPONSE OBJECT
The response object contains all information about all data received from Asterisk. Here follows a list of all object's properties:
- type
- success
- action_id
- message
- data
The data property contains all additional information obtained from Asterisk, like for example the list of active channels after a "core show channels" command.
Development
Questions or problems? Please post them on the issue tracker. You can contribute changes by forking the project and submitting a pull request. You can ensure the tests passing by running bundle and rake.
This gem is created by Emiliano Della Casa and is under the MIT License and it is distributed by courtesy of Engim srl.