#sipgate-client

Sipgate client to access their XMLRPC-API, which is for free for every Customer.

The method names are in lean to the XMLRPC-Methods, which are documented in sipgate api documentation. If you're already familiar with this, you'll feel home.

Waring: Currently I only implemented the methods I needed. Feel free to contribute.

#Methods ##Sipgate({user: '', pass: ''}, cb) Create API-object. The first options object contains properties user and pass. These are the credentials you use to log in to the sipgate webinterface. The callback cb is optional. See example below or index.coffee.

##phonebookListGet() Fetch a list of phonebook ids and their hash. With those ids you can fetch the entries details with phonebookEntryGet. You can use the hash to determine changes to the phonebook entries rather than fetching the details. No parameters needed.

##phonebookEntryGet([<ID>, <ID>, ...]) Fetch a list of phonebook entries. The IDs are Phonebook-Entry-IDs. See phonebookListGet for how to get those IDs.

##sessionInitiate({LocalUri: '<uri>', RemoteUri: '<uri>'}) Initiate a new call from one of your devices to a phone number. The parameters' Uris are in form of sip:<E164-Number>@sipgate.de. See index.coffee for an example. You can add a property TOS and Content to send SMS or Schedule to plan a call initiated later. See Sipgate Docs for more info on that. The result of an sessionInitiate is a sessionId.

##ownUriListGet() Some information of your account. See example output below. This is interesting to get your own Uris which you can use to sessionInitiate.

##sessionStatusGet(sessionId) Fetch status code of an initiated session. The values are something like HTTP status codes, but see the docs for more details.

##balanceGet() Fetch the user's account balance.

Example

Sipgate = require './lib/sipgate'
util = require 'util'

successLogger = (res) -> 
	console.log util.inspect(res, colors:true, depth: null)

errorLogger = (reason) -> 
	console.error new Error(reason)

user = 
	user: 'sebastian'
	pass: 'secretPW!'

# Callback variant
new Sipgate user, (sipgate) -> 
	sipgate.ownUriListGet().then(successLogger, errorLogger)


# Event variant
sg = new Sipgate(user)
sg.on 'ready', (sipgate) ->
	console.log "Sipgate API ready!"
	sipgate.phonebookListGet().then (results) ->
		
		# Extract EntryIDs from results:
		entryIds = results.map (result) -> result.EntryID

		sipgate.phonebookEntryGet(entryIds).then(successLogger, errorLogger)

##Results ###First Output:

	[ { UriAlias: '',
	    E164Out: '49123123',
	    DefaultUri: true,
	    E164In: 
	     [ '4922155555555',
	       '4922155555556',
	       '4922155555557',
	       '4922155555558' ],
	    TOS: [ 'voice' ],
	    SipUri: 'sip:[email protected]' },
	  { UriAlias: 'User A',
	    E164Out: '4922155555555',
	    DefaultUri: false,
	    E164In: [ '492217777777' ],
	    TOS: [ 'voice' ],
	    SipUri: 'sip:[email protected]' },
	  { UriAlias: 'User B',
	    E164Out: '4922155555556',
	    DefaultUri: false,
	    E164In: [ '492216666666' ],
	    TOS: [ 'voice' ],
	    SipUri: 'sip:[email protected]' },
	  { UriAlias: '',
	    E164Out: '4922155555557',
	    DefaultUri: false,
	    E164In: [ '4922188888888' ],
	    TOS: [ 'fax' ],
	    SipUri: 'sip:[email protected]' } ]

###Second Output

	Sipgate API ready!
	[ { EntryID: '18332',
	    Entry: { fn: 'Torsten Ungemach', tel: { voice: '+49123123' } },
	    EntryHash: 'a4kVLjbho2OdzCayG/CLTA' },
	  { EntryID: '81651',
	    Entry: { fn: 'Sven Bleistift', tel: { cell: '+49123123' } },
	    EntryHash: 'NYkP5volFclaxMbl5v9UHA' },
	  { EntryID: '83513',
	    Entry: { fn: 'Anne Ranzen', tel: { cell: '+49123123' } },
	    EntryHash: 'oCg2BkFNUTNP8GAoqlO2Ng' } ]

TODO

This npm could be improved by using the listMethods and methodSignature methods to dynamically build the sipgate class' methods.