A sample nodejs project for implementing a "blast dial" feature using the CMS API.

The auto-dial service exposes an HTTP API that can be used to configure what remote destinations are associated with a space. The API lives at /api/configs on port 8444

To create a new config POST /api/configs
To modify an existing config PUT /api/configs/<id>
To delete a config and start over DELETE /api/configs/<id>
To view a config GET /api/configs/<id>
To view all configs GET /api/configs

The configs node accepts a JSON object during POST and PUT operations :

{
    "cospace":"String",
    "participants":[Array]
}

• node.js
• mongodb

If you have an existing nodejs and mongodb environment:

• Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/ciscocms/auto-dial.git
• Install the node modules used in the project npm install
• Edit config.js with your deployment specific details
• Alternately you can set the following environment variables to configure the service. CMS_HOST CMS_API_USERNAME CMS_API_PASSWORD API_PORT MONGO_HOST E.g.; export CMS_HOST="cms.empire.net:444"
• Start the service node app.js

• In Webadmin add a CDR receiver that points to the host running the service on the port you specified in config.js
• http://ip:port/api/cdr

• Identify a space that you would like to target for the auto-dial function
• Retrieve the space GUID from the CMS API. You can use a browser and simply browse to https://ip:port/api/v1/cospaces?filter=vader You'll get back a cospace object that has a GUID

<coSpaces total="1">
    <coSpace id="4855289f-0ae9-4253-af1a-c8f5f12eb596">
        <name>Vader's Space</name>
        <autoGenerated>false</autoGenerated>
        <uri>vaders.space</uri>
        <callId>333879826</callId>
    </coSpace>
</coSpaces>

• POST to http://ip:port/api/configs with the space GUID and an array of URIs that you want to be dialed when the space generates a callStart CDR record

{
    "cospace":"4855289f-0ae9-4253-af1a-c8f5f12eb596",
    "participants":["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]
}

curl as an API client

• Create a config - curl -X "POST" "http://ip:port/api/configs" -H "Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8" -d $'{"cospace": "4855289f-0ae9-4253-af1a-c8f5f12eb596","participants": ["[email protected]"]}'
• Get a config curl "http://ip:port/api/configs/<id>"
• Delete a config curl -X "DELETE" "http://ip:port/api/configs/<id>"

• The project includes a Vagrantfile to speed up the deployment
• The Vagrantfile includes a shell provisioner for Debian
• You'll need to modify config.vm.box = "" to match a Debian box that you already have or you can download a new one. The project is built on Debian jessie
• The default networking mode is public_network "bridged". Modify config.vm.network as needed for your environment