Contents of this README:

1. Introduction
2. Dependencies
3. Installing
4. Configuring
5. References

Introduction

Call-flow-control is a middleware component that serves as a translation/synchronization layer between FreeSWITCH and our domain-specific application for routing calls through a human receptionist.

Interaction and information is provided by a REST interface and a websocket - respectively. API documentation can be found in the project wiki.

Alice is GPLv3, see COPYING3 and COPYING.RUNTIME.

Dependencies

Call-flow-control depends on libesl[1], AWS[2] and the AdaHeads database servers stack[3].

IMPORTANT: call-flow-control depends on a running FreeSWITCH server deployed with a custom configuration. As this configuration is still private, you need to contact AdaHeads to obtain a copy. AdaHeads can be reached via info@adaheads.com.

Installing

Running make install will install call-flow to it's default location: /usr/local/call-flow. An alternate location can be set by overriding PREFIX. E.g PREFIX=/home/myuser/adaheads make install will install to /home/myuser/adaheads instead.

Configuring

You need to change the parameters (server names) in $PREFIX/conf/main.conf prior to starting This should be all.

Running

Call-flow-control can be run interactively, or started as a service. See the tools/ folder for init scripts.

References

[1] libesl https://github.com/AdaHeads/libesl Git: git clone git://github.com/AdaHeads/libesl.git

[2] Ada Web Server http://libre.adacore.com/libre/tools/aws/ Git: git clone --recursive http://forge.open-do.org/anonscm/git/aws/aws.git

[3] AdaHeads Database servers stack https://github.com/AdaHeads/DatabaseServers Git: git clone git://github.com/AdaHeads/databaseservers.git