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@automat-berlin/node-red-contrib-sipgate
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1.0.0: First public release
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This repository contains a collection of nodes which implements sipgate.io API.
This is a community project. sipgate is a registered trademark of sipgate GmbH in Germany and other countries. Automat Berlin GmbH as well as the initial authors of this module are not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, nor connected in any way to sipgate GmbH or any of their subsidiaries.
Prerequisite: You need to have running Node-RED instance. If you don't have yet, read Node-RED Getting Stared guide.
The easiest way to install sipgate.io nodes is to use Manage palette
option in Node-RED menu (in top right corner of its dashboard). Switch to Install
tab and search for @automat-berlin/node-red-contrib-sipgate
. There should be only one result. Click install
button near by it.
First clone this repository. Optionally switch to the desired branch.
Next, go to the Node-RED install directory, typically ~/.node-red
and install there the cloned package.
cd ~/.node-red/
npm install <path-to-cloned-repository>
You should be aware how to configure Node-RED (read the docs here).
Following instructions assume that you are using settings.js
file for configuration (found in the user directory or specified with -s
command line argument).
The base URL will be used to create absolute URLs for callbacks (onData, onAnswer, onHangup) required by sipgate.io Push API.
Find functionGlobalContext
object and add baseUrl
property with the base URL of your Node-RED deployment.
...
functionGlobalContext: {
baseUrl: 'http://example.com'
},
...
First, go to the repository's main directory and install all dependencies:
npm install
Then to run all tests use this command:
npm test
We welcome all contributions. Please read our contributing guidelines.
Contact us if you have any questions via email info@automat.berlin or create an issue.
This repository is owned and maintained by Automat Berlin GmbH.
sipgate is a trademark of sipgate GmbH in Germany and in other countries.
The code in this repository is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.
FAQs
Node-RED nodes for sipgate.io that offer a convenient way to build communications applications (e.g. IVR, lookup dependent call routing) on top of the sipgate API.
The npm package @automat-berlin/node-red-contrib-sipgate receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, @automat-berlin/node-red-contrib-sipgate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @automat-berlin/node-red-contrib-sipgate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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