asterisk_mbox
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asterisk_mbox is a client/server which provides an API to work with Asterisk voicemail mailboxes
This is the client library. Install asterisk_mbox_server on the Asterisk server as well.
Capabilities
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* Display all metadata for all messages stored in a single mailbox
* Convert messages to text using Google's speech-to-text service
* Retrieve the audio of a message in MP3 format
* Support both synchronous and asynchronous API
Future work
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* Support deleting messages
* Support moving messages
* Support multiple mailboxes
* Support alternate text-to-speech providers
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