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PHP Asterisk Manager Interface ( AMI ) supports synchronous command ( action )/ responses and asynchronous events using the pattern observer-listener. Supports commands with responses with multiple events. Very suitable for development of operator consoles and / or asterisk / channels / peers monitoring through SOA, etc

Home Page: http://marcelog.github.com/PAMI

License: Apache License 2.0

XSLT 5.00% PHP 95.00%

pami's Introduction

Introduction

PAMI means PHP Asterisk Manager Interface. As its name suggests its just a set of php classes that will let you issue commands to an ami and/or receive events, using an observer-listener pattern.

The idea behind this, is to easily implement operator consoles, monitors, etc. either via SOA or ajax.

A port for nodejs is available at: http://marcelog.github.com/Nami A port for erlang is available at: https://github.com/marcelog/erlami


Contact me

If you have any questions, issues, feature requests, or just want to report your "success story", or maybe even say hi, please send an email to [email protected]

Also, checkout the Complete PAGI/PAMI talk for the PHP Conference Argentina 2013. Check the slide notes for the complete text :)


PHP Versions

Note: PAMI Requires PHP 5.3+. PHP versions 5.3.9 and 5.3.10 WILL NOT WORK due to a bug introduced in stream_get_line() in 5.3.9. Please use 5.3.11+ or up to 5.3.8 (see README.PHP-5.3.9-and-5.3.10).


CI Server

Take a look at the Jenkins CI Server (http://ci.marcelog.name/) to check out the docs, metrics, and pear and phar packages available.


Available via Composer

Just add the package "marcelog/pami":

    "require": {
        "marcelog/pami": "dev-master"
    }

Packagist URL: http://packagist.org/packages/marcelog/pami


Available via PEAR

You can now easily install PAMI by issuing:

# pear channel-discover pear.marcelog.name
# pear install marcelog/PAMI

or

# pear install marcelog/PAMI-1.72

just replace 1.72 by the release version you'd like to install :) See: http://pear.marcelog.name/


Available as PHAR

Just go to the Jenkins server at http://ci.marcelog.name and grab the latest phar distribution from the PAMI job.


Asterisk versions supported

PAMI is tested in asterisk 1.6, 1.4, and 1.8 versions, just because this are the versions I use in my boxes. If you need support for other versions, please contact me.


QuickStart

For an in-depth tutorial: http://marcelog.github.com/articles/pami_introduction_tutorial_how_to_install.html

$options = array(
    'log4php.properties' =>
         RESOURCES_DIR . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'log4php.properties',
    'host' => '2.3.4.5',
    'scheme' => 'tcp://',
    'port' => 9999,
    'username' => 'asd',
    'secret' => 'asd',
    'connect_timeout' => 10,
    'read_timeout' => 10
);
$client = new \PAMI\Client\Impl\ClientImpl($options);

// Registering a closure
$client->registerEventListener(function ($event) {
});

// Register a specific method of an object for event listening
$client->registerEventListener(array($listener, 'handle'));

// Register an IEventListener:
$client->registerEventListener($listener);

Using Predicates

A second (optional) argument can be used when registering the event listener: a closure that will be evaluated before calling the callback. The callback will be called only if this predicate returns true:

use PAMI\Message\Event\DialEvent;

$client->registerEventListener(
    array($listener, 'handleDialStart'),
    function ($event) {
        return $event instanceof DialEvent && $event->getSubEvent() == 'Begin';
    })
);

Example

Please see docs/examples/quickstart/example.php for a very basic example.

AsterTrace is a full application: https://github.com/marcelog/AsterTrace.

Also, you might want to look at this article: http://marcelog.github.com/articles/php_asterisk_listener_example_using_pami_and_ding.html

For an example of using asynchronous AGI with PAMI, see docs/examples/asyncagi

The march edition of Software Developer Journal features a complete article about writing telephony applications with PAMI and PAGI.


Currently Supported Events

More events will be added with time. I can only add the ones I can test for and use, so your contributions may make the difference! ;)

Unknown (not yet implemented) events will be reported as UnknownEvent, so you can still catch them. If you catch one of these, please report it!

  • AgentsComplete
  • AgentConnect
  • Agentlogin
  • Agentlogoff
  • AGIExec
  • AsyncAGI
  • Bridge
  • CEL
  • ChannelUpdate
  • CoreShowChannel
  • CoreShowChannelComplete
  • DAHDIShowChannel
  • DAHDIShowChannelsComplete
  • FullyBooted
  • DongleSMSStatus
  • DongleUSSDStatus
  • DongleNewUSSD
  • DongleNewUSSDBase64
  • DongleNewCUSD
  • DongleStatus
  • DongleDeviceEntry
  • DongleShowDevicesComplete
  • DBGetResponse
  • Dial
  • DTMF
  • Extension
  • Hangup
  • Hold
  • JabberEvent
  • Join
  • Leave
  • Link
  • ListDialplan
  • Masquerade
  • MessageWaiting
  • MusicOnHold
  • NewAccountCode
  • NewCallerid
  • Newchannel
  • Newexten
  • Newstate
  • OriginateResponse
  • ParkedCall
  • ParkedCallsComplete
  • PeerEntry
  • PeerlistComplete
  • PeerStatus
  • QueueMember
  • QueueMemberAdded
  • QueueMemberRemoved
  • QueueMemberPause
  • QueueMemberStatus
  • QueueParams
  • QueueStatusComplete
  • QueueSummaryComplete
  • RegistrationsComplete
  • Registry
  • Rename
  • RTCPReceived
  • RTCPReceiver
  • RTCPSent
  • RTPReceiverStat
  • RTPSenderStat
  • ShowDialPlanComplete
  • Status
  • StatusComplete
  • Transfer
  • Unlink
  • UnParkedCall
  • UserEvent
  • VarSet
  • vgsm_me_state
  • vgsm_net_state
  • vgsm_sms_rx
  • VoicemailUserEntry
  • VoicemailUserEntryComplete

Currently Supported Actions

  • AbsoluteTimeout
  • AGI
  • Agents
  • AgentLogoff
  • Atxfer (asterisk 1.8?)
  • Bridge
  • ChangeMonitor
  • Command
  • ConfbridgeMute
  • ConfbridgeUnmute
  • CoreSettings
  • CoreShowChannels
  • CoreStatus
  • DAHDIDialOffHookAction
  • DAHDIHangup
  • DAHDIRestart
  • DAHDIShowChannels
  • DAHDIDNDOn
  • DAHDIDNDOff
  • DBGet
  • DBPut
  • DBDel
  • DBDelTree
  • DongleSendSMS
  • DongleSendUSSD
  • DongleSendPDU
  • DongleReload
  • DongleStop
  • DongleStart
  • DongleRestart
  • DongleReset
  • DongleShowDevices
  • ExtensionState
  • CreateConfig
  • GetConfig
  • GetConfigJSON
  • GetVar
  • Hangup
  • JabberSend
  • LocalOptimizeAway
  • Login
  • Logoff
  • ListCategories
  • ListCommands
  • MailboxCount
  • MailboxStatus
  • MeetmeList
  • MeetmeMute
  • MeetmeUnmute
  • MixMonitor
  • ModuleCheck
  • ModuleLoad (split in ModuleLoad, ModuleUnload, and ModuleReload)
  • Monitor
  • Originate
  • ParkedCalls
  • PauseMonitor
  • Ping
  • PlayDTMF
  • Queues
  • QueueAdd
  • Queue
  • QueueLog
  • QueuePause
  • QueuePenalty
  • QueueReload
  • QueueRemove
  • QueueReset
  • QueueRule
  • QueueSummary
  • QueueStatus
  • QueueUnpause
  • Redirect
  • Reload
  • SendText
  • SetVar
  • ShowDialPlan
  • Sipnotify
  • Sippeers
  • Sipqualifypeer
  • Sipshowpeer
  • Sipshowregistry
  • Status
  • StopMixMonitor
  • StopMonitor
  • UnpauseMonitor
  • VGSM_SMS_TX
  • VoicemailUsersList

Developers

  • build.xml is a phing build file, not ant.
  • It's very possible that you may need to edit build.properties and change php.bin and pear.bin properties.
  • Available main targets: all, build, test, report.
  • Tools run: phpdoc, phploc, phpcs, phpmd, phpcpd, phpdepend, phpunit.
  • Setup your installation by editing pear and php paths in build.properties
  • Run phing install-dependencies this will install pear and everything needed to run phing tests and metrics.
  • Copy resources/php.ini.example to resources/php.ini and edit it.
  • Run phing all
  • Check the API at http://marcelog.github.com/PAMI/api.html

Debugging, logging

You need log4php (http://logging.apache.org/log4php/). Just make sure you copy it to the include_path and PAMI will pick it up from there.


LICENSE

Copyright 2011 Marcelo Gornstein [email protected]

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


Thanks To

  • Jason Blank for helping in the debugging of the queue functionality and some other ami inconsistencies.

  • Francesco Usseglio Gaudi, for help in debugging the Originate action.

  • Matías Barletta, for the vgms support.

  • Eli Hunter, for helping in bringing in tls compatibility.

  • Freddy dafredmail at googlemail, for his help and testing environment to add dongle support.

  • Joshua Elson for his help in trying and debugging in loaded asterisk servers.

  • Jacob Kiers for his help in bringing in and testing async agi functionality, and CEL event support.

  • Richard Baar for noticing the lack of eof support when reading from socket, the JabberEvent, and the ScreenName in JabberAction.

  • Scot Opell for helping in debugging stream_get_line() in 5.3.9 and 5.3.10

  • Brian (wormling) for trying and fixing bugs on asyncagi

  • Henning Bragge for helping with newstate event and queues.

  • mbonneau for ParkedCall and UnParkedCall events.

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