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Informations about the package pami
Introduction
This is the fork of https://github.com/marcelog/PAMI
PAMI means PHP Asterisk Manager Interface. As its name suggests its just a set of php classes that will let you issue commands to an ami and/or receive events, using an observer-listener pattern.
Installing
Add this library to your Composer configuration. In composer.json:
QuickStart
Using Predicates
A second (optional) argument can be used when registering the event listener: a closure that will be evaluated before calling the callback. The callback will be called only if this predicate returns true:
Debugging, logging
You can optionally set a PSR-3 compatible logger:
By default, the client will use the NullLogger.
Thanks To
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Marcelo Gornstein [email protected]
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Jason Blank
for helping in the debugging of the queue functionality and some other ami inconsistencies. -
Francesco Usseglio Gaudi, for help in debugging the Originate action.
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Matías Barletta, for the vgms support.
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Eli Hunter, for helping in bringing in tls compatibility.
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Freddy dafredmail at googlemail, for his help and testing environment to add dongle support.
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Joshua Elson for his help in trying and debugging in loaded asterisk servers.
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Jacob Kiers for his help in bringing in and testing async agi functionality, and CEL event support.
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Richard Baar for noticing the lack of eof support when reading from socket, the JabberEvent, and the ScreenName in JabberAction.
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Scot Opell for helping in debugging stream_get_line() in 5.3.9 and 5.3.10
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Brian (wormling) for trying and fixing bugs on asyncagi
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Henning Bragge for helping with newstate event and queues.
- mbonneau for ParkedCall and UnParkedCall events.
