cloudvoxcode

# Cloudvox works with standard Asterisk (AGI) libraries, like Adhearsion
default {
  play 'sounds/matrix'
  execute 'swift', '"Press 1 to hear the date."'
  case input(1)
  when '1'
    execute 'swift', '"Today is %s"' % Time.now.strftime("%A, %B %e")
  else
    play 'unavailable'
  end

cloudvoxcode

# use any language, or static JSON:
[{"name":"speak", "phrase":"Hello! Enter a 6-digit number."},
 {"name":"getdigits", "max":6, "url":"http://a.web.server/step-2"}]

# input is passed to you. Act on it:
[{"name":"speak", "phrase":"You entered $_GET['result']"},
 {"name":"playback", "filename":"thanks-for-calling"}]

cloudvoxcode

[{"name":"speak","phrase":"Thanks for calling!"},
{"name":"playback","filename":"monkeys"}]

cloudvoxcode

Cloudvox Phone API Platform Launches: "Telephony in the Cloud"

New Cloudvox service lets Web developers manipulate phone calls like Web 
pages -- from their own software, over the Internet, in minutes.


Cloudvox launched today, bringing unprecedented phone call flexibility to 
entrepreneurs and technologists. Any Web developer can place, receive, and 
control phone calls from their own application or Web site, with no new 
infrastructure.

cloudvoxcode

<?php  // more: http://help.cloudvox.com/
$r= new HttpRequest('http://your.cloudvox.com/applications/42/dial', HttpRequest::METH_POST);
$r->addPostFields (
  array (
    'destination' => '2061112222',
    'caller_id' => '2065559999',
    'remote_number' => $_GET['remote_number'];
  )
);
$r->send () 

cloudvoxcode

#!/usr/bin/env ruby -w

require 'net/http'
require 'net/https'

begin
  require 'net/http/post/multipart'
rescue LoadError
  puts "This requires multipart-post."
  puts " $ sudo gem install multipart-post"

cloudvoxcode

#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'httparty'

# basic Cloudvox call history to CSV example
# see http://help.cloudvox.com/faqs/provisioning/call-history

class CallDetailRecords
  include HTTParty
  format :json

cloudvoxcode

# cell phone simulator with Adhearsion & Cloudvox (http://bit.ly/cvruby)
default {
  until caller_finally_given_up?
    case (rand*5).to_i
    when 0 then play 'intermittent-static'
    when 1 then execute 'swift', '"All circuits are busy. Please try your call again later."'
    when 2 then hangup
    when 3 then execute 'echo'
    when 4
      sleep until phone_location_changed?

cloudvoxcode

[{"name":"playback","filename":"thanks-for-calling"},
{"name":"speak","phrase":"Record your update now."},
{"name":"record","filename":"update-from-afar.wav","url":"http://your.server/send-as-email"},
{"name":"speak","phrase":"Submitted. Goodbye."}]

cloudvoxcode

#!/usr/bin/ruby

# connect to Asterisk AMI port, authenticate, and print all AMI event messages
# as they're received.
# more or for Asterisk hosting: http://help.cloudvox.com/
# version: 2010-05-04
require 'socket'

unless ARGV.length == 4
  puts 'usage: ruby ./ami_listener.rb hostname port username password'