panoramisk is a library based on python’s asyncio to play with asterisk’s manager.
It use the tcp manager server to listen to events and the http server (/arawman) to send actions.
See the api for more informations: https://panoramisk.readthedocs.org/
Source: https://github.com/gawel/panoramisk/
Basic usage:
>>> from panoramisk import Manager
>>> manager = Manager()
>>> def handle_meetme(event, manager):
... # do stuff with the event
>>> # listen to Meetme* events
>>> manager.register_event('Meetme*', handle_meetme)
>>> # call gawel and make him call 0299999999 on reply
>>> manager.send_action({
... 'Action': 'Originate',
... 'Channel': 'SIP/gawel',
... 'WaitTime': 20,
... 'CallerID': 'gawel',
... 'Exten': '0299999999',
... 'Context': 'default',
... 'Priority': 1,
... })
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