ca4ti/amimonitor

This is a monitor of events of asterisk AMI, and is a simple code, I will improve this code, but, its here to anyone that need.

amiMonitor

This is a new colaboration of asterisk AMI with PHP.

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Instalation

Via Composer just run composer require ritch/ami-monitor or clone this repository via Github.

Run composer install if you cloned the project by git directly

Run npm install

I Will improve this code and this explication, I swear, but if you only read this code, mainly monitorManager.php or run php monitorManager.php, You can use.

Configuration

1. Copy the config.ini.sample to config.ini and put your configs

To Run

1. If you want use web socket, run node webSocketServer.js, dont forget to put the configuration in config.ini.
2. Copy samples to your base directory cp -rf vendor/ritch/ami-monitor/samples . or make your self monitor.
3. Run php samples/monitorManager.php
4. Has a file index.html in samples folder, if you has using web socket, and all right, you'll start receive the events on your web page.

Custom File monitor example:

<?php 

namespace App;

//The path of autoload
include 'vendor/autoload.php';

use App\WebSocket;
use App\Ami;

set_time_limit(0);

$webSocket = new WebSocket();
$ami = new Ami();

//Filter some events or show All;
$event = [
	'All',
      /*'AgentLogin',
	'Hangup',
	'BridgeEnter',
	'AgentConnect',
	*/
];

do {
    switch ( @$amiEvent->Event ) {
	//If you has filtering some event, here you can do your logic, or send to websocket,
	case "Hangup":
		// You code here.
		$amiEvent = $ami->getEvent($event);
		$webSocket->emit( "MyCustomAction", [ $amiEvent ] );
		print_r($amiEvent);
	break;

	case "AgentConnect":
		// You code here.
	break;

	default:
		$amiEvent = $ami->getEvent($event);
		$webSocket->emit( "ami", [ $amiEvent ] );
		print_r($amiEvent);
	break;
     }
}
while ( Utils::check_asterisk_status() );

?>

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