asterisk/res/res_aeap/transaction.h
Kevin Harwell 272bac70dd res_aeap & res_speech_aeap: Add Asterisk External Application Protocol
Add framework to connect to, and read and write protocol based
messages from and to an external application using an Asterisk
External Application Protocol (AEAP). This has been divided into
several abstractions:

 1. transport - base communication layer (currently websocket only)
 2. message - AEAP description and data (currently JSON only)
 3. transaction - links/binds requests and responses
 4. aeap - transport, message, and transaction handler/manager

This patch also adds an AEAP implementation for speech to text.
Existing speech API callbacks for speech to text have been completed
making it possible for Asterisk to connect to a configured external
translator service and provide audio for STT. Results can also be
received from the external translator, and made available as speech
results in Asterisk.

Unit tests have also been created that test the AEAP framework, and
also the speech to text implementation.

ASTERISK-29726 #close

Change-Id: Iaa4b259f84aa63501e5fd2a6fb107f900b4d4ed2
2022-04-26 14:26:48 -05:00

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/*
* Asterisk -- An open source telephony toolkit.
*
* Copyright (C) 2021, Sangoma Technologies Corporation
*
* Kevin Harwell <kharwell@sangoma.com>
*
* See http://www.asterisk.org for more information about
* the Asterisk project. Please do not directly contact
* any of the maintainers of this project for assistance;
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* channels for your use.
*
* This program is free software, distributed under the terms of
* the GNU General Public License Version 2. See the LICENSE file
* at the top of the source tree.
*/
#ifndef RES_AEAP_TRANSACTION_H
#define RES_AEAP_TRANSACTION_H
#include "asterisk/res_aeap.h"
struct ao2_container;
struct ast_aeap_tsx_params;
struct aeap_transaction;
/*!
* \brief Create an Asterisk external application transactions container
*
* \returns A transaction object, or NULL on error
*/
struct ao2_container *aeap_transactions_create(void);
/*!
* \brief Create a transaction object, and add it to the given container
*
* \param transactions A transactions container
* \param id An id to use for the transaction
* \param params Transaction parameters
* \param aeap The aeap object that "owns" this transaction
*
* \returns 0 if successfully create and added, -1 on error
*/
struct aeap_transaction *aeap_transaction_create_and_add(struct ao2_container *transactions,
const char *id, struct ast_aeap_tsx_params *params, struct ast_aeap *aeap);
/*!
* \brief Clean up parameter references, and possibly call optional user object cleanup
*
* \param params Transaction parameters
*/
void aeap_transaction_params_cleanup(struct ast_aeap_tsx_params *params);
/*!
* \brief Retrieve a transaction for the id from the container
*
* \param transactions A transactions container
* \param id A transaction id
*
* \returns an AEAP transaction object, NULL if no transaction is found
*/
struct aeap_transaction *aeap_transaction_get(struct ao2_container *transactions,
const char *id);
/*!
* \brief Start the transaction
*
* \param tsx The transaction to initiate
*
* \returns 0 if successfully raised, and handled. Otherwise non zero.
*/
int aeap_transaction_start(struct aeap_transaction *tsx);
/*!
* \brief End a transaction, and remove it from the given container
*
* The "result" parameter is a value representing the state (success/failure,
* perhaps even something else) of transactional processing upon ending.
*
* \param tsx A transaction to end
* \param result A result to give to the transaction
*/
void aeap_transaction_end(struct aeap_transaction *tsx, int result);
/*!
* \brief Get a transaction's result
*
* A transaction's result is a value that represents the relative success (0), or
* failure (-1) of a transaction. For example, a timeout is considered a failure
* and will elicit a -1.
*
* This value though is also dependent upon the result of the message handler
* associated with the transaction. Meaning if an associated message is handled,
* then its result is stored as the transaction result and returned here.
*
* \param tsx A transaction object
*
* \returns The transaction result
*/
int aeap_transaction_result(struct aeap_transaction *tsx);
/*!
* \brief Cancel the transaction timer
*
* Stops the transaction timer, but does not end/stop the transaction itself
*
* \param transaction A transaction to cancel the timer on
*
* \returns 0 if canceled, non zero otherwise
*/
int aeap_transaction_cancel_timer(struct aeap_transaction *tsx);
/*!
* \brief Retrieve the user object associated with the transaction
*
* \param transaction A transaction object
*
* \returns A user object, or NULL if non associated
*/
void *aeap_transaction_user_obj(struct aeap_transaction *tsx);
#endif /* RES_AEAP_TRANSACTION_H */