libamievent is an asynchronous event-driven client library for Asterisk Manager Interface written in C. It uses libev as event loop backend.
With the libamievent you can send AMI commands and you can subscribe for response to the command. When it arrives, the libamievent call the callback function, which specified at subscription. The callback function allows you to query AMI variables.
libamievent support AMI events. You can also specify a callback function of what the libamievent is called when events are received.
Huge advantage of the libamievent, that the AMI commands and event names are not hardcoded in the library. All commands, event names, parameters and variables must be defined by printf-style strings with variable substitution.
- libev
For Debian users:
apt-get install libev-dev
For Gentoo users:
emerge -av libev
Currently, the Makefile is not prepared to carry out normal library. But, you can build the example codes.
Clone the libamievent repo with all submodules.
git clone --recursive git://github.com/andrewjsi/libamievent
Compile the source, test and install:
make
Sorry, the documentation still needs work, but in the meantime check out the sample programs.
- more stability
- more examples
- build static and dynamic library
- well-written documentation
- the ability to be integrated with other systems as easy as possible
The source code is well written as far as possible. We do not use tabs, instead of 4 spaces is indented. All identifiers, including variables, function names and macros written in English, but some comments and commits in Hungarian is, because we are speaking and thinking in Hungarian. Nevertheless, we try to write everything in English in the future.
It is an open source project, which is to be better and better. If you have any ideas or find an error, or get stuck, you can contact us, please file a bug report or send a pull-request!
(C) Copyright 2010-2014 Andras Jeszenszky, JSS & Hayer IT All Rights Reserved.