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Built using the PHP SDK, (*1)
Includes:
Setup
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Starters file credentials.json stores your
Bandwidth Credentials, you should edit this first, (*3)
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Each application has a application.json which includes
information relative to the application. To run the app, please
update this. You will also need to ensure numbers are
in E.164 format and the Voices are valid for Catapult v1, (*4)
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Under your Catapult Account we've used a seperate Application
for each application listed. You can do so as well by logging
into your Catapult Account and making the applications. You will
need to ensure:, (*5)
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Call URLs are setup properly
this is the Callback URL please
point this to the callback.php (each application has one), (*6)
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Make sure the numbers used in the application.json
belong to the same application., (*7)
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To start testing please make sure you have
ran an application once it will create all the table
for these demos, (*8)
Getting The Dependancies
to get the latest php-bandwidth SDK
run the following:, (*9)
composer update, (*10)
Heroku
You'll need to create a Heroku application, then you can deploy :, (*11)
heroku create "php-bandwidth-examples"
git add *
git commit -m 'updating php-bandwidth-examples!'
git push heroku master, (*12)
To run these examples on heroku you will need clearDB OR Postgres, which can
be installed using:, (*13)
heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql:dev, (*14)
OR, (*15)
heroku addons:add cleardb:ignite, (*16)
currently Heroku is tested with Heroku Postgres, (*17)
AWS
eb start
git aws.push, (*18)
for AWS you will need to set:, (*19)
MYSQL_USER
MYSQL_PASSWORD
MYSQL_HOST
MYSQL_DB, (*20)
App 001 SMS Auto Replies
Requirements:
A Number under your Catapult account, (*21)
Setting up:
1. use callback.php as the callback to your application
under https://catapult.inetwork.com/pages/catapult.jsf
2. Enter a valid number from your catapult account, (*22)
Other:
Make sure the number is also under this application, (*23)
App 002 Call Transfers
Requirements:
A listening and transfering number for your Catapult account, (*24)
Setting up:
1. use callback.php as the callback to your application
under https://catapult.inetwork.com/pages/catapult.jsf
2. Enter two valid numbers from your catapult account in
application.json, (*25)
App 003 Voice Reminders
Requirements:
A number to use for voice reminders, (*26)
Setting up:
1. use callback.php as the callback to your application
under https://catapult.inetwork.com/pages/catapult.jsf
2. Enter a valid number for your voice reminders, (*27)
App 004 Basic Voice Mail
Requirements:
A number to use for voice reminders, (*28)
Setting up:
1. use callback.php as the callback to your application
under https://catapult.inetwork.com/pages/catapult.jsf
2. Enter a valid number for your voice mail, (*29)
App 005 Basic Conference
Requirements:
A number to use for the conference, (*30)
Setting up:
1. use callback.php as the callback to your application
under https://catapult.inetwork.com/pages/catapult.jsf
2. Enter valid attendees and initial from number
in application.json, (*31)
App 006 Advanced Conference
Requirements:
A number to use for the conference, (*32)
Setting up:
Setup is similar to basic conference, (*33)
App 007 Keypad Simulator
Keypad simulator is a quick way to simulate a fully capable keypad service it will provide an easy way to capture DTMF keys
sequentially save them using SQLite and even perform transfers., (*34)
Setting up:
1. Enter valid numerical sequences for your keypad
2. Needs a valid incoming number
3. Existing start and intermediatte speech texts, (*35)
App 008 BaML Call Transfers
This will generate verbs in Bandwidth Markup Language
the verbs will then be used to update your calls. In the log
you will be able to see all the markup generated, (*36)
Setting up:
We have listed
1. Enter a valid initial number and to number
2. Initiate a call, (*37)
App 009 SIP Domains
This application creates domains and endpoints using
Catapult. It will provide an interface to do so. Through it
you will be able to see step approach of creating
these domains as well as integrating them with the endpoints., (*38)
As like the other interfaces you can also see the history of SIP calls
made., (*39)
Setting Up:
1. Specify valid names to the interface
2. Use these domains in creating your endpoints, (*40)
Docs
These applications are documented in the following way:
* Steps (these are things that are absolutely needed for the application to run)
* Important (things that we need)
* Recommendation (these are branches that are optional however highly recommended)
* Optional (implementors choice), (*41)
Other:, (*42)
an Implementors Note will describe the segment
and whether there are things they should be concerned with, (*43)
a Tip is a hint on which objects to use, (*44)
Validation will describe how to validate
using the Catapult library, (*45)
Even more
TO make sure these examples run on your RBDMS we have used
a simple style guide:, (*46)
- underscores in all our table names
- no infixes for the table names
- reserved characters where applicable
i.e
"from" for postGresQL
will be
from for SQLite
Other Notes
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Depending on how the callback is implemented some application
records may take time to appear in the interface., (*47)
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PHP's sleep/1 is added in multiple areas, this while commented for the examples
use case, should be leveraged with how you build your applications.
For more, you will find the sleep timeouts in application.json, (*48)
These examples require:, (*49)
Catapult PHP SDK >= 0.7.3
SQLite3
PHP 5.3.0
Apache HTTPd >= 2.2 OR nGinx, (*50)
Deploying Anywhere:
SQLite3, (*51)
When using Heroku:
PostGresQL
ClearDB with MySQL, (*52)
AWS:
MySQL, (*53)
Open external access via ngrock
As alternative to deployment to external hosting you can open external access to local web server via ngrock., (*54)
First instal ngrock on your computer. Run ngrock by, (*55)
ngrok http 80 #you can use another free port if need
You will see url like http://XXXXXXX.ngrok.io on console output. Use this link to access your app externally., (*56)
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