Adhearsion is an open-source voice application development framework. Adhearsion users write applications atop the framework with Ruby and call into their code.
Adhearsion rests above a lower-level telephony platform, for example Asterisk or Voxeo PRISM, and provides a framework for integrating with various resources, such as SQL, LDAP and XMPP (Jabber).
- Simple Ruby code
- Flexible CallControllers to handle calls
- High-level media handling constructs
- Simple interaction between calls
- Self-documenting configuration engine
- Support for plugins and other code reuse
- Integration with databases, web APIs, etc
- Event monitoring, async communication
- Ruby 1.9.2+ or JRuby 1.6.7+
- A VoIP platform:
- Asterisk 1.8+
- Prism 11+ with rayo-server
- An interest in building cool new things
gem install adhearsion
An Adhearsion application can be as simple as this:
answer
say 'Hello, and thank you for your call. We will put you through to the front desk now...'
dial 'tel:+18005550199'
hangupFor more examples, check out the website.
Visit Adhearsion's website for code examples and more information about the project. Also checkout the Adhearsion wiki on Github for community documentation.
If you're having trouble, you may want to try asking your question on the IRC channel (#adhearsion on irc.freenode.net), mailing list or, if you've found a bug, report it on the bug tracker.
Core team:
Contributors: https://github.com/adhearsion/adhearsion/contributors
Original author: Jay Phillips
Adhearsion has a set of contribution guidelines which help to smooth the contribution process. There is a pre-commit hook that runs encoding checks available in pre-commit. To use it, please copy it to .git/hooks/pre-commit and make it executable.
Copyright (c) 2012 Adhearsion Foundation Inc. MIT LICENSE (see LICENSE for details).