Elixir Asterisk Management Interface

An Elixir port of the Erlang Asterisk Manager Interface erlami project.

This version creates a new AMI connection for each call originated, allowing concurrent dialing.

Configuration

Elixir Project

Add the following to config/config.exs

config :ex_ami,
  servers: [
    {:asterisk, [
      {:connection, {ExAmi.TcpConnection, [
        {:host, "127.0.0.1"}, {:port, 5038}
      ]}},
      {:username, "username"},
      {:secret, "secret"}
    ]} ]

Asterisk

Add the username and secret credentials to manager.conf

Installation

Add ex_ami to your mix.exs dependencies and start the application:

  def application do
    [mod: {MyProject, []},
    applications: [:ex_ami]]
  end

  defp deps do
    [{:ex_ami, "~> 0.2"}]
  end

Example

Listen To All Events

Use the ExAmi.Client.register_listener/2 function to register an event listener.

The second argument to ExAmi.Client.register_listener is the tuple {callback, predicate} where:

• callback is a function of arity 2 that is called with the server name and the event if the predicate returns true
• predicate is a function that is called with the event. Use this function to test the event, returning false/nil if the event should be ignored.

defmodule MyModule do
  def callback(server, event) do
    IO.puts "name: #{inspect server}, event: #{inspect event}"
  end

  def start_listening do
    ExAmi.Client.register_listener :asterisk, {&MyModule.callback/2, fn(_) -> true end}
  end
end

Originate Call

defmodule MyDialer do

  def dial(server_name, channel, extension, context \\ "from-internal",
        priority \\ "1", variables \\ []) do

    ExAmi.Client.Originate.dial(server_name, channel,
      {context, extension, priority},
      variables, &__MODULE__.response_callback/2)
  end
  def response_callback(response, events) do
    IO.puts "***************************"
    IO.puts ExAmi.Message.format_log(response)
    Enum.each events, fn(event) ->
      IO.puts ExAmi.Message.format_log(event)
    end
    IO.puts "***************************"
  end

end

To originate a 3rd party call from extensions 100 to 101:

iex> MyDialer.dial(:asterisk, "SIP/100", "101")

Trouble Shooting

• Ensure you start the ex_ami application in your mix.exs file as described above
• Enusre you setup the ex_ami configuration with the correct credentials
• Enusre you setup the credentials for the AMI connection in Asterisk

License

ex_ami is Copyright (c) 2015-2017 E-MetroTel

The source code is released under the MIT License.

Check LICENSE for more information.