package asterisk.ari

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CallerID describes the name and number which identifies the caller to other endpoints

Used in: ChannelData

• string name = 1

  Name is the name of the party

• string number = 2

  Number is the number of the party

ChannelData describes the data for a specific channel

• optional Key key = 1

  Key is the key of the channel

• string id = 2

  Id is the unique ID for this channel (AMI-style)

• string name = 3

  Name is the name of this channel (tect/name-id)

• string state = 4

  State is the current state of the channel

• string accountcode = 5

  Accountcode is the account code assigned to the channel

• optional CallerID caller = 6

  Caller is the callerID of the calling endpoint

• optional CallerID connected = 7

  Connected is the callerID of the connected line, if applicable

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp creationtime = 8

  Creationtime is the time at which the channel was created

• optional DialplanCEP dialplan = 9

  Dialplan is the current location of the channel in the dialplan

• string language = 10

  Language is the default spoken language for this channel

• map<string, string> channel_vars = 11

  ChannelVars is the list of channel variables set on this channel

• string protocol_id = 12

  ProtocolId is the protocol id from the underlying channel driver For chan_sip and PJSIP this will be the SIP packets Call-ID value Empty if not applicable or implemented by the driver

Dialplan describes a location in the Asterisk dialplan

Used in: ChannelData

• string context = 1

  Context describes the section in the dialplan

• string exten = 2

  Exten describes the label in the section of the dialplan

• int64 priority = 3

  Priority indicates the index at the label in the section of the dialplan

• string app_name = 4

  AppName indicates the current dialplan application name

• string app_data = 5

  AppData indicates all data parameters passed to the dialplan AppName

Key identifies a unique resource in the system

Used in: ChannelData

• string kind = 1

  Kind indicates the type of resource the Key points to. e.g., "channel", "bridge", etc.

• string id = 2

  ID indicates the unique identifier of the resource

• string node = 3

  Node indicates the unique identifier of the Asterisk node on which the resource exists or will be created

• string dialog = 4

  Dialog indicates a named scope of the resource, for receiving events

• string app = 5

  App indiciates the ARI application that this key is bound to.