fastagi_server.py

import re
import threading
import time
import pystrix

# https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/AGICommand_stream+file

class FastAGIServer(threading.Thread):
    """
    A simple thread that runs a FastAGI server forever.
    """
    _fagi_server = None #The FastAGI server controlled by this thread

    def __init__(self):
        threading.Thread.__init__(self)
        self.daemon = True
        self._fagi_server = pystrix.agi.FastAGIServer()
        self._fagi_server.register_script_handler(re.compile('demo2'), self._demo2_handler)
        self._fagi_server.register_script_handler(re.compile('demo'), self._demo_handler)
        self._fagi_server.register_script_handler(None, self._noop_handler)

    def _demo2_handler(self, agi, args, kwargs, match, path):
        print("HEY", agi, args, kwargs, match, path)
        agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.Answer()) #Answer the call
        agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.SetVariable("ok", "AGI Ricks")) #Answer the call
        response = agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.StreamFile('agi_demo/i_just_called', escape_digits=('1', '2'))) #Play a file; allow DTMF '1' or '2' to interrupt
        if response: #Playback was interrupted; if you don't care, you don't need to catch this
            (dtmf_character, offset) = response #The key pressed by the user and the playback time
            print(dtmf_character, offset)


    def _demo_handler(self, agi, args, kwargs, match, path):

        """
        `agi` is the AGI instance used to process events related to the channel, `args` is a
        collection of positional arguments provided with the script as a tuple, `kwargs` is a
        dictionary of keyword arguments supplied with the script (values are enumerated in a list),
        `match` is the regex match object (None if the fallback handler), and `path` is the string
        path supplied by Asterisk, in case special processing is needed.

        The directives issued in this function can all raise Hangup exceptions, which should be
        caught if doing anything complex, but an uncaught exception will simply cause a warning to
        be raised, making AGI scripts very easy to write.
        """
        agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.Answer()) #Answer the call

        response = agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.StreamFile('demo-thanks', escape_digits=('1', '2'))) #Play a file; allow DTMF '1' or '2' to interrupt
        if response: #Playback was interrupted; if you don't care, you don't need to catch this
            (dtmf_character, offset) = response #The key pressed by the user and the playback time
            print(dtmf_character, offset)

        agi.execute(pystrix.agi.core.Hangup()) #Hang up the call

    def _noop_handler(self, agi, args, kwargs, match, path):
        """
        Does nothing, causing control to return to Asterisk's dialplan immediately; provided just
        to demonstrate the fallback handler.
        """

    def kill(self):
        self._fagi_server.shutdown()

    def run(self):
        self._fagi_server.serve_forever()



if __name__ == '__main__':
    fastagi_core = FastAGIServer()
    fastagi_core.start()


    while fastagi_core.is_alive():
        #In a larger application, you'd probably do something useful in another non-daemon
        #thread or maybe run a parallel AMI server
        time.sleep(1)
    fastagi_core.kill()