switchio 0.1.0a1

Use the power of async and await!

Build a routing system using Python’s new coroutine syntax:

from switchio.apps.routers import Router

router = Router(guards={
    'Call-Direction': 'inbound',
    'variable_sofia_profile': 'external'})

@router.route('(.*)')
async def welcome(sess, match, router):
    """Say hello to inbound calls.
    """
    await sess.answer()  # resumes once call has been fully answered
    sess.log.info("Answered call to {}".format(match.groups(0)))

    sess.playback('ivr/ivr-welcome_to_freeswitch.wav') # non-blocking
    sess.log.info("Playing welcome message")
    await sess.recv("PLAYBACK_STOP")

    await sess.hangup()  # resumes once call has been fully hungup

Run this app (assuming it’s in dialplan.py) from the shell:

$ switchio serve fs-host1 fs-host2 fs-host3 --app ./dialplan.py:router

Spin up an auto-dialer

Run thousands of call flows to stress test your service system using the built-in auto-dialer:

$ switchio dial fs-tester1 fs-tester2 --profile external --proxy myproxy.com --rate 100 --limit 3000

Install

pip install switchio

Docs

Oh we’ve got them docs!

How do I deploy my FreeSWITCH cluster?

• Enable inbound ESL connections

• Add a park-only dialplan (Hint: we include one here)

See the docs for the deats!

What’s included?

• A slew of built-in apps

• A full blown auto-dialer originally built for stress testing VoIP service systems

• Super detailed ESL event logging

How can I contribute?

Have an idea for a general purpose switchio app or helper? Make a PR here on GitHub!

Also, if you like switchio let us know on Riot!

Wait, how is switchio different from other ESL clients?

switchio differentiates itself by supporting FreeSWITCH process cluster control as well as focusing on leveraging the most modern Python language features. switchio takes pride in being a batteries included framework that tries to make all the tricky things about FreeSWITCH a cinch.

What if I’m stuck on Python 2?

Check out these other great projects:

• greenswitch

• eventsocket

• pySWITCH

• python-ESL

Performance monitoring

If you’d like to record performance measurements using the CDR app, some optional numerical packages can be used:

License

All files that are part of this project are covered by the following license, except where explicitly noted.

This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.