iamdoubz
4496f6b89a
Outbound routes CRUD, reorder and POST /test (mirrors the dialplan:
911 and internal numbers first, then the first matching enabled route,
class check, usable trunks, caller ID priority route > user > default).
The first trunk creates the default rules: toll-free first (because
1NXXNXXXXXX also matches 1800...), US/Canada, international disabled.
Generator: Asterisk orders patterns in one context by specificity, not
by file order, so each route gets its own sp-or-{id} context and
sp-outbound-routes includes them in position order (spec 03 §6.12
updated). sp-route-{id}: class check -> ss-noservice, caller ID
priority, per-trunk GROUP channel limit, failover on CHANUNAVAIL or
CONGESTION, all-circuits-busy-now when every trunk is full or off.
UI: Outbound rules page (↑/↓ reorder, pattern rows with help, ordered
trunk list, caller ID override, test box) and a Calling tab on users
(calling permission, outbound caller ID).
trunk-test.ts: 101 dials 3125550000 -> the fake provider receives
13125550000 with the DID in Remote-Party-ID (From user is the
sub-account), two-way audio; a caller without a class hears
ss-noservice. scripts/e2e/m3-t3.mjs covers the UI. With real voip.ms
still to do: whether per-call caller ID is honored (06 §4).
Task: M3-T3
SelfPhoneNG
A fully open source, self-hosted business phone system: extensions, desk phones and a browser softphone, voicemail to email, IVRs, ring groups, queues, office hours, call recording, live dashboard, SMS and phone provisioning. Bring your own SIP trunk and numbers (reference provider: voip.ms). Built on Asterisk 24 LTS + TypeScript + PostgreSQL 18.
Status: specification stage. Nothing is built yet.
- Start here if you are writing code (human or AI):
AGENTS.md - The full spec:
docs/spec/ - Build order:
docs/spec/09-roadmap.md
License: AGPL-3.0-or-later.