Hi Jason, no idea if some parts are interesting for the community, I'm writing a voip provisioning Dancer2 Application for about a year now for my employer.
Purpose: - Provision IP Phones with their configuration (Login, PWD, SIP Server, Phonebook, Key Extensions) - One Dancer2 Host that can handle many FreePBX VoIP Servers (one per customer-company), to deliver sip account create, change, delete and some more info to the FreePBX Some features: - Provisioning of Cisco and Snom phones based on their mac adresses - Dancer2 running on Twiggy - Dancer2 using memcached - Dancer2 delivering the user configuration interface for the phone settings (storing it in mysql, rendering it with template toolkit) - Dancer2 creating and delivering xml, pdf, html - Dancer2 parsing CSV uploads - nginx before twiggy running on multiple open ports as client-cert requiring ssl proxy for cisco, snom and regular webclients - FreePBX Servers have WebSocket clients connecting to the Dancer2 WebSocket server - Dancer2 WebSocket server is delivering changes to the FreePBX machines over WebSocket - Client on the FreePBX uses various approaches to deliver changes to the FreePBX/Asterisk (modified bulkimport via shell, direkt mysql access via DBIx, asteriskCLI for CallIdentification) - Client on the FreePBX is realized via AnyEvent::WebSocket::Client Difficult parts were: - persistently running AnyEvent::WebSocket::Client connected to Dancer2, as well as connection identifying on the Dancer2 side to find the currently connected clients... - getting twiggy to work with dancer and ssl If parts of it may be interesting, just drop a note and I'd be happy to help (previous Dancer Advent Calendar Articles were one the main sources of Dancer-Info/Tutorials for me), or go through some interesting parts of it via a TeamViewer session to see if its useful and not implemented completely weird ;) Happy Dancing & thanx for the great work of all of you Dancer-Folks! Johannes > Am 11.10.2018 um 15:47 schrieb Jason A. Crome <cromed...@gmail.com>: > > Hey Dancer Community! > > On behalf of the Dancer Core Team, I am trying to get a 2018 Dancer > Advent Calendar organized, and we would like your help and input! > > How can you help? It's simple! Are there articles covering some > specific area of Dancer or its ecosystem that you would like to know > more about? Just reply and let us know what you would like to see. > > Do you want to write an article for the advent calendar? Tell us your > Dancer success stories, all about a plugin you authored, how your > migration from D1 to D2 went... the sky is the limit. > > If you have any ideas, please submit them soon to give authors a > chance to work on content for the calendar. > > Thanks, and happy Dancing! > Jason / CromeDome > _______________________________________________ > dancer-users mailing list > dancer-users@dancer.pm > http://lists.preshweb.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/dancer-users _______________________________________________ dancer-users mailing list dancer-users@dancer.pm http://lists.preshweb.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/dancer-users
