Why Redis?
The Click2Dial and dialer uses Redis to send information back to the 3rd party application. In order to make a robust messaging system we make use of a Redis data/messaging structure to ensure critical information is sent correctly. We make use of Redis Lists for all our messaging between the Click2Dial and the 3rd party application.
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Redis runs on port 6379, ideally this should be configurable |
Notification Structure
Keys which are used to communicate information back to 3rd party applications.
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enigma:notifications[<:type>] where items in “[]” are optional additions to the base key
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{type: <sub_type>, payload: {JSON payload}} |
| sub_type | depends on the type of the notification | c2d: sub_types | Create a call|
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| inbound: sub_types | Receive a call | ||
| cdr: sub_types | cdr (end of call) |