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Katari - Python Session Initiated Protocol Framework
https://github.com/hyperioxx/katari

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Katari - Python Session Initiated Protocol Framework

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# Katari - SIP (Session Initiated Protocol) Application Framework

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## Documentation

https://katari.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

## Installing

```
pip install Katari
```

## Installing from Git

```
pip install git+https://github.com/hyperioxx/Katari.git
```

## Getting Started

to create a katari project run the following command in your terminal

```bash
katari --build-app
```

#### app.py
```python
import settings
from Katari import KatariApplication
from Katari.sip.response import ResponseFactory

app = KatariApplication(settings=settings)

@app.invite()
def do_invite(request, client):
# add INVITE logic here
response = ResponseFactory.build(200) # 200 OK
app.send(request.create_response(response), client)

@app.register()
def do_register(request, client):
# add REGISTER logic here
response = ResponseFactory.build(401) # 401 unauthorized
app.send(request.create_response(OK200()), client)

@app.options()
def do_options(request, client):
# add OPTIONS logic here
response = ResponseFactory.build(200) # 200 OK
app.send(request.create_response(response), client)

@app.info()
def do_info(request, client):
# add INFO logic here
response = ResponseFactory.build(200) # 200 OK
app.send(request.create_response(response), client)

if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run()

```

## Writing your own middleware

create a directory called middleware within your project

```
myproject -
- app.py
- settings.py
- middleware << LIKE THIS
- __init__.py
- test.py
```

your middleware can modify the sip message before it reaches your main logic using the process_request method and also modify the response before it gets sent back to the client using process response method.

#### Example

test.py
```python

from Katari.interfaces import MiddlewareInterface

class Test(MiddlewareInterface):

def process_request(self, message):
print(str(message))
return message


def process_response(self, message):
print(str(message))
return message

```
settings.py

```python
"""
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SIP (Session Initiated Protocol) Application Framework

"""

HOST = "127.0.0.1" #Specify interface to listen on

PORT = 5060 # Specify port to listen on

ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["127.0.0.1"] # Katari whitelist

USER_AGENT = "Katari Server 0.0.6" # User Agent sent in response

# Logging settings
KATARI_LOGGING = {
"LOGFILE" :"Katari.log",
"LEVEL": "INFO",
"OUTPUTMODE": "file"
}

# Katari middleware
KATARI_MIDDLEWARE = [
'middleware.test', # Add import path here

]

```