basicami
AsyncIO-based Asterisk Manager Interface (AMI) client for Python.
Companion to basicagi.
Install
pip install basicami
Usage
import asyncio
from basicami import BasicAMI
async def main():
ami = await BasicAMI.connect("localhost", 5038, "admin", "secret")
# Send any AMI action
resp = await ami.send_action({"Action": "Ping"})
print(resp)
# Originate a call
resp = await ami.originate(
channel="Local/100@from-internal",
application="Wait",
data="30",
caller_id="Test <15550099999>",
timeout=30,
)
# Collect events
events = await ami.get_events(timeout=2.0)
for event in events:
print(event)
await ami.close()
asyncio.run(main())
Marker Parsing
Includes a marker parser for Asterisk Verbose/Log markers used in PBX testing:
from basicami import parse_marker, MarkerTrace
marker = parse_marker("SBC_ENTER: 001D tenant=001D-dev-testing")
print(marker.name) # "SBC_ENTER"
print(marker.context) # "001D"
print(marker.kv) # {"tenant": "001D-dev-testing"}
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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