When we started with FS years ago, we built everything with mod_xml_curl. After that we've started with mod_httapi and if we would start over, we would build more logic with mod_httapi. I like it as you can build small pieces of dialplan and have more control of logic while call progress through dialplan. In mod_xml_curl you have to build all dialplan, when call starts, that FS compiles it. You can use transfer, but mod_httapi is more developer friendly. We are using mod_httapi in production without problems, but still main logic is with mod_xml_curl. If you are using Python, you can write webhooks in Python or in any language you prefer. I am also curious how community is using mod_httapi. BR, Gregor On Thu, 5 Jan 2023 at 15:08, Adrian Fretwell <adrian@a2es.co.uk> wrote:
Hello,
mod_httapi appears to be handy alternative to calling embedded language scripts for ad-hoc dialplan interactions. I can see a lot of potential for this, do many people use it? If you have used it in production would you share any experiences good or bad? Any hints or tips or gotchas to avoid?
The reason for me asking this, is that I'm having second thoughts about using Python and I really don't like Lua.
Kind regards,
Adrian Fretwell
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