Pyajam allows to interact with an asterisk server using the AJAM interface, in a pythonic way. Example:
>>> from pyajam import Pyajam>>> ajam = Pyajam(server='192.168.0.10', username='mspencer', password='*rocks!') >>> if not ajam.login(): >>> print "Invalid login" >>> sys.exit(1)>>> # display list of peers (SIP and IAX2) >>> print ajam.peers()) >>> # display peer 101 attributes >>> peer = ajam.sippeer('101'))>>> # screenprint events >>> def ajam_event_listener(data): >>> print data>>> ajam.waitevent(async=False, callback=ajam_event_listener)
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