dSIPRouter Skill

A powerful Bash-based skill for interacting with the dSIPRouter REST API. Generated from the included Postman collection, this skill provides a convenient CLI and a safe curl-based calling convention.

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Installation

Prerequisites

Before installing this skill, ensure you have the following tools available on your system:

• curl — For making HTTP requests
• jq — For JSON processing and formatting
• Bash — Version 4.0 or later

You can verify these are installed:

command -v curl && command -v jq && bash --version

On macOS, install missing tools using Homebrew:

brew install curl jq

On Linux (Ubuntu/Debian):

sudo apt-get install curl jq

Installation Steps

1. Clone or copy the repository:

git clone https://github.com/dOpensource/dsiprouter-skill
cd dsiprouter-skill

1. Make the CLI executable:

chmod +x bin/dsiprouter.sh

1. Add to your PATH (optional but recommended):

# Copy to a directory in your PATH
sudo cp bin/dsiprouter.sh /usr/local/bin/

# Or add the current directory to PATH in your shell profile
export PATH="$PWD/bin:$PATH"

1. Configure environment variables:

Set the required environment variables for your dSIPRouter instance:

export DSIP_ADDR="your-dsiprouter-host"    # e.g., "192.168.1.100" or "dsip.example.com"
export DSIP_TOKEN="your-api-bearer-token"  # Your API token from dSIPRouter

For self-signed certificates, you can also set:

export DSIP_INSECURE=1  # Allows connections to servers with self-signed TLS certificates

To make these permanent, add them to your shell profile (~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, etc.).

Quick Start

List Available Commands

dsiprouter.sh help

Basic Usage Examples

List all endpoint groups:

dsiprouter.sh endpointgroups:list | jq .

Get a specific endpoint group:

dsiprouter.sh endpointgroups:get | jq .

Create an inbound mapping:

dsiprouter.sh inboundmapping:create '{"did":"13132222223","servers":["#22"],"name":"My Location"}' | jq .

Check Kamailio statistics:

dsiprouter.sh kamailio:list | jq .

Reload Kamailio after making changes:

dsiprouter.sh kamailio:reload | jq .

Available Skills

This skill provides command groups organized by resource type. Each command follows the pattern:

dsiprouter.sh <resource>:<action> [options]

Endpoint Groups

Manage endpoint groups and SIP endpoints:

• endpointgroups:list — List all endpoint groups
• endpointgroups:get — Get details of a specific endpoint group
• endpointgroups:create — Create a new endpoint group
• endpointgroups:update — Update an existing endpoint group
• endpointgroups:delete — Delete an endpoint group

Kamailio Management

Monitor and manage the Kamailio SIP server:

• kamailio:list — Get Kamailio call statistics
• kamailio:reload — Trigger a Kamailio reload (required after configuration changes)

Inbound Mapping

Configure DID (Direct Inward Dialing) to endpoint mapping:

• inboundmapping:list — List all inbound mappings
• inboundmapping:create — Create a new inbound mapping
• inboundmapping:update — Update an existing inbound mapping
• inboundmapping:delete — Delete an inbound mapping

Leases

Manage endpoint leases:

• leases:list — List active endpoint leases
• leases:revoke — Revoke an endpoint lease

Carrier Groups

Manage carrier/trunk configurations:

• carriergroups:list — List all carrier groups
• carriergroups:create — Create a new carrier group

Authentication

User management:

• auth:create — Create a new API user

Safe Calling Convention

This skill implements a safe curl wrapper with the following features:

• Automatic authentication — Includes the Bearer token from DSIP_TOKEN
• Error handling — Shows errors and exits on failure
• Timeout protection — 5-second connection timeout, 30-second max time
• TLS flexibility — Optional insecure mode for self-signed certificates
• Content negotiation — Automatically sets JSON headers

The underlying function:

dsip_api() {
  local method="$1"; shift
  local path="$1"; shift

  local insecure=()
  if [ "${DSIP_INSECURE:-}" = "1" ]; then insecure=(-k); fi

  curl "${insecure[@]}" --silent --show-error --fail-with-body \
    --connect-timeout 5 --max-time 30 \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer ${DSIP_TOKEN}" \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -X "${method}" "https://${DSIP_ADDR}:5000${path}" \
    "$@"
}

Environment Variables

API Base URL

All requests are sent to:

https://$DSIP_ADDR:5000/api/v1

Common Workflows

1. Verify Connection

dsiprouter.sh endpointgroups:list | jq '.count'

2. Create an Endpoint Group

dsiprouter.sh endpointgroups:create '{
  "name": "My Endpoints",
  "sip_profile_id": 1
}' | jq .

3. Create an Inbound Mapping

dsiprouter.sh inboundmapping:create '{
  "did": "13132222223",
  "servers": ["#22"],
  "name": "Main Office",
  "prefix": "",
  "strip": 0
}' | jq .

4. Reload Configuration

After making changes, reload Kamailio:

dsiprouter.sh kamailio:reload | jq .

Troubleshooting

Connection timeout:

error: Failed to connect to dSIPRouter

• Verify DSIP_ADDR is correct and accessible
• Check network connectivity: ping $DSIP_ADDR
• Ensure port 5000 is open

Authentication error (401):

error: Unauthorized

• Verify DSIP_TOKEN is correct
• Check that your token hasn't expired

SSL/TLS certificate errors:

error: SSL certificate problem

• For self-signed certificates, set DSIP_INSECURE=1
• Or add your certificate to the system trust store

Command not found:

dsiprouter: command not found

• Verify the script is executable: chmod +x bin/dsiprouter.sh
• Ensure the directory is in your PATH or use the full path: ./bin/dsiprouter

Additional Resources

• See SKILL.md for detailed API documentation
• Check the Postman collection for API examples
• Consult the LICENSE for usage terms