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# An example action script for FrugalVox
# Implements three actions: echo test, caller address readback and parameterized beep
import os, sys # example of using commonly available Python modules
from pyVoIP.VoIP import CallState # example of using an installation-specific module
from fvx import tts_to_buf, detect_dtmf, audio_buf_len, emptybuf, get_caller_addr, flush_input_audio, playbuf # example of using the FrugalVox kernel module (fvx)
def run_action(action_id, params, call_obj, user_id, config, clips, calls):
if action_id == '32': # echo test: just enter 32#
playbuf(tts_to_buf('Entering the echo test, press pound to return', config['tts']), call_obj)
flush_input_audio(call_obj)
cache_digit = None # in-band digit cache
while call_obj.state == CallState.ANSWERED: # main event loop
audiobuf = call_obj.read_audio(audio_buf_len, True) # blocking audio buffer read
call_obj.write_audio(audiobuf) # echo the audio
digit = call_obj.get_dtmf() # get a single out-of-band DTMF digit
if digit == '' and audiobuf != emptybuf: # no out-of-band digit, try in-band detection
ib_digit = detect_dtmf(audiobuf)
if ib_digit != cache_digit:
if ib_digit == None: # digit transmission ended
digit = cache_digit # save the digit
cache_digit = None # reset the cache
else: # digit transmission started
cache_digit = ib_digit
if digit == '#':
playbuf(tts_to_buf('Echo test ended', config['tts']), call_obj)
return
elif digit in clips['dtmf']:
playbuf(clips['dtmf'][digit], call_obj)
elif action_id == '24': # Caller ID readback: enter 24#
playbuf(tts_to_buf('Your caller ID is %s' % get_caller_addr(call_obj), config['tts']), call_obj) # demonstration of the on-the-fly TTS
else: # beep command: 22*3# tells to beep 3 times
times = 1 # how many times we should beep
if len(params) > 0:
times = int(params[0])
if times > 10: # limit beeps to 10
times = 10
# send the beeps
playbuf((clips['beep']+(emptybuf*10)) * times, call_obj)
return