Manages your Poly VVX powered by RESTAPIs based on (UCS>=6.1) directly or now via PDMS-SP!, with CLI Menu or simply use the available VVX class to develop your own applications.
Project description
vvxme
version: 1.1.0.post2
Manages your Poly VVX powered by RESTAPIs based on (UCS>=6.1) directly or now via PDMS-SP!, with CLI Menu or simply use the available VVX class to develop your own applications.
1.1.0.post2 Updates:
- Bug fixes in Web Call Control Menu options Call Reject, Call Hold and Call Resume.
- Enabled full Menu options support for PDMS-SP mode.
- Added support for Key Events for DialpadStar and DialpadPound. New keyboard keys for Softkeys[!,@,#,$] >> [q,w,e,r]
1.1.0.post1 Updates:
- Bug fix to handle multiple lines.
- General error handling improvements on vvx class and main.
What's new on this build:
- Connect now to your VVX on PDMS-SP!
- New menu options in bold.
- Re-worked Call Dial method for improved resiliency, especially over PDMS-SP.
- General updates to support PDMS-SP connectivity.
- Logging level added into VVX class (INFO as default). PDMS-SP connectivity has INFO logging in console to show live API status. Direct phone connectivity requires DEBUG level to print the same on console.
Notes on this build:
As of this build, APIs getConfig/setConfig are not working well on PDMS-SP yet. Therefore, certain menu options are not available on PDMS-SP connectivity.- PDMS-SP API calls take a little more time, so please be patience!
Prerequisites:
- Recommends install python 3.5 or above
- Install the project: 'pip install vvxme'
- Upgrade the project: 'pip install vvxme --upgrade'
- Full features tested on VVX (non-touch screen) models running UCS 6.1. Earlier version will exibit some API errors.
- Environment variable 'HOME' has to be defined containing a valid directory/folder, to hold configuraiton file (pdmssp.cfg) containing PDMS-SP credentials- client_id, client_secret and org_id. Sample pdmssp.cfg is included in package under data folder.
Sample pdmssp.cfg.example:
[API_KEY]
client_id = xxxxx
client_secret = xxxxx
[ORG]
org_id = xxxxx
OS security notes:
- For Windows users: May have to run the console in Administrator mode to use VVX class in interactive mode.
- For Mac users: Requires sudo mode to run CLI Menu - 'sudo python -m vvxme'
Using the inbuilt CLI Menu
To invoke the CLI Menu, simply open a console and type command: 'python -m vvxme'
Available menus in this version:
Main Selection Menu:
- Device Information Menu (Useful information of your VVX)
- Show Device Info
- Show Device Stats
- Show Network Info
- Show Network Stats
- Show Line Info
- Show Running Config
- Show Call Logs
- Show Session Stats
- Device Management Menu (Useful VVX management options)
- Import from cfg (xml/json)
- Reset Configuration
- Update Configuration
- Restart Device
- Reboot Device
- Factory Reset
- Quick Configuration Menu (Quick fix to enable/disable specific features on your VVX)
- Acoustic Fence Menu
- Active Call Screen
- Font Size Customization
- Headset Configuration Menu
- Message Waiting Indicator (LED)
- Pagination
- Remote Packet Capture
- Screen Capture
- SIP Autoanswer
- SIP Debug & USB Logging
- Web Call Controls Menu (Remote dial-out using either TEL/SIP dialstrings from specified Line with specified duration)
- Check Call Status
- Call Dial
- Call Answer
- Call Reject
- Call Ignore
- Call Hold
- Call Resume
- Call End
- Simulate Key Events Menu (Drive the VVX using your keyboard)
- Simulate Keys
Using the VVX Class
Direct Example:
# python
>>> import vvxme
>>> dev = vvxme.vvx( '192.168.1.120', ('Polycom', '789') )
>>> dev.getDeviceInfoV2()
{'data': {'DeviceType': 'HardwareEndpoint', 'IPv6ULAAddress': '::', 'AttachedHardware': {'EM': []}, 'DeviceVendor': 'Polycom', 'CanApplyShutdownRequest': 'True', 'Firmware': {'Application': '5.9.3.2857 02-Jul-19 06:14', 'Updater': '5.9.7.26508', 'BootBlock': '3.0.6.0098 (48830-001)'}, 'ReadyToUse': 'True', 'IPStack': 'IPv4 Only', 'ModelNumber': 'VVX 350', 'UpTime': {'Seconds': '1', 'Days': '0', 'Minutes': '3', 'Hours': '1'}, 'IPAddress': '192.168.1.120', 'PreferredNetwork': 'IPv6', 'IPv6Address': '::', 'IntendToShutdown': 'False', 'IPv6LinkAddress': '::', 'AppState': 'AppStateCall', 'MACAddress': '64167f3959ca'}, 'Status': '2000'}
PDMS-SP Example:
# python
>>> import vvxme
>>> dev = vvxme.vvx(pdmssp=True, macaddr='64167F0945F4', pdmssp_credentials={'client_id':'xxxxx', 'client_secret':'xxxxx', 'org_id'='xxxxx'})
>>>
2019-10-31 10:29:52 INFO Request -->> https://pcs-api-na.obitalk.com/api/v2/oauth/client_credential/accesstoken, Body: {}
2019-10-31 10:29:52 INFO Response <<-- <200>
2019-10-31 10:29:55 INFO Request -->> https://pcs-api-na.obitalk.com/api/v2/domain/xxxxx/devices, Body: {}
2019-10-31 10:29:55 INFO Response <<-- <200>
2019-10-31 10:29:57 INFO Request -->> https://pcs-api-na.obitalk.com/api/v2/domain/xxxxx/devices/xxxxx/ucsapi, Body: {'method': 'GET', 'apiurl': '/v2/mgmt/device/info'}
2019-10-31 10:29:57 INFO Response <<-- <201>
2019-10-31 10:30:01 INFO Request -->> https://pcs-api-na.obitalk.com/api/v2/domain/xxxxx/devices/xxxxx/ucsapi, Body: {'method': 'GET', 'apiurl': '/v2/mgmt/lineInfo'}
>>>
>>> dev.getDeviceInfoV2(True)
2019-10-31 10:30:36 INFO Request -->> https://pcs-api-na.obitalk.com/api/v2/domain/xxxxx/devices/xxxxx/ucsapi, Body: {'method': 'GET', 'apiurl': '/v2/mgmt/device/info'}
2019-10-31 10:30:36 INFO Response <<-- <201>
{'data': {'httpStatus': 200, 'body': {'uploadTime': '2019-10-31T10:30:38+0800', 'data': {'DeviceType': 'HardwareEndpoint', 'ModelNumber': 'VVX 501', 'Firmware': {'BootBlock': '3.0.5.0131 (48500-001)', 'Application': '6.1.0.6189 31-Jul-19 02:54', 'Updater': '6.1.0.6163'}, 'MACAddress': '64167f0945f4', 'IPAddress': '10.250.150.93', 'DeviceVendor': 'Polycom', 'ReadyToUse': 'True', 'AttachedHardware': {'EM': [], 'Camera': 'yes'}, 'UpTime': {'Minutes': '13', 'Seconds': '7', 'Hours': '20', 'Days': '12'}, 'IPStack': 'IPv4 Only', 'PreferredNetwork': 'IPv6', 'IPv6Address': '::', 'IPv6LinkAddress': '::', 'IPv6ULAAddress': '::', 'AppState': 'AppStateCall', 'CanApplyShutdownRequest': 'True', 'IntendToShutdown': 'False'}, 'versionInfo': '1.0', 'Status': '2000', 'eventMonotonicTime': '357h:10m:15s:203ms'}}}
"""
Class for VVX based on UCS 6.1.0 REST APIs.
INPUTS for instance creation:
- ipaddr = IP address of phone, auth = username and password in tuple
OR
- pdmssp = True, macaddr = mac address of phone, pdmssp_credentials = { 'client_id', 'client_secret', 'org_id'}
Attributes:
.ipaddr
.phone_credentials
.use_https
.verify_secure
.model
.firmware
.macaddress
.lines
.linescount
.linestates
Additional PDMS-SP Attributes:
.client_id
.client_secret
.org_id
.token
.device_id
.obi_number
Methods:
.getDeviceInfoV2() - calls "/api/v2/mgmt/device/info"
.getNetwork() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/network/info"
.getLineInfoV2() - calls "/api/v2/mgmt/lineInfo"
.getCallStatusV2() - calls "/api/v2/webCallControl/callStatus"
.getRunningConfig() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/device/runningConfig"
.getDeviceStats() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/device/stats"
.getNetworkStats() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/network/stats"
.getSessionStats() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/media/sessionStats"
.getCallLogs() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/callLogs"
.getConfig() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/config/get"
.setConfig() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/config/set"
.callDial() - "/api/v1/callctrl/dial"
.callEnd() - "/api/v1/callctrl/endCall"
.callMute() - "/api/v1/callctrl/mute"
.sendDTMF() - "/api/v1/callctrl/sendDTMF"
.callAnswer() - "/api/v1/callctrl/answerCall"
.callIgnore() - "/api/v1/callctrl/ignoreCall"
.callReject() - "/api/v1/callctrl/rejectCall"
.callHold() - "/api/v1/callctrl/holdCall"
.callResume() - "/api/v1/callctrl/resumeCall"
.simulateKeyEvent() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/simulateKeyEvent"
.simulateTextInput() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/simulateTextInput"
.safeRestart() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/safeRestart"
.safeReboot() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/safeReboot"
.factoryReset() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/factoryReset"
.updateConfig() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/updateConfiguration"
.resetConfig() - calls "/api/v1/mgmt/configReset"
"""
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