This example contains instructions how users can initiate Inbound Calls and Record the Call.

• You will need Enablex Application credentials, APP ID and APP KEY.
• You will need a place for hosting this application either cloud or local machine.
• If hosting on local machine, you need to install ngrok from https://ngrok.com/

• git clone https://github.com/EnableX/voice-inbound-call-recording.git
• cd voice-inbound-call-recording
• npm install

For Mac and Linux, open a terminal window and type the following commands. Note - Replace all the characters after the = with values from your EnableX account:

• Set APP ID and APP KEY. It is required configuration.

  • export ENABLEX_APP_ID=
  • export ENABLEX_APP_KEY=

• Set port. Default port is set to 3000. It is an optional configuration.

  • export SERVICE_PORT=

• WEBHOOK - EnableX will send HTTP (or HTTPS) requests to your application after certain events occur

  • It is an optional configuration.
  • Set this to true if you have deployed this service on a web server which is publicly accessible
  • Else set to false
    • export USE_PUBLIC_WEBHOOK=

• WEBHOOK - Set this if USE_PUBLIC_WEBHOOK set to true. Else leave it empty

  • Set to web server address where this service is deployed and publicly accessible
    • export PUBLIC_WEBHOOK_HOST=

• Tunneling - Either WEBHOOK or NGROK should be set to true

  • Set this to true if you want to deploy this service on a web server running locally on your own computer at a given port.
  • Else set to false
  • With ngrok, you can generate HTTP / HTTPS URL (such as https://fc6c892d6cd7.ngrok.io)
  • that tunnels requests to web server running locally on your own computer at a given port
  • ngrok (https://ngrok.com/) should be installed on your computer
    • export USE_NGROK_TUNNEL=

• set redirect parameter to bridge the call

  • export REDIRECT_NUMBER=

• Set to run the service on http / https (false / true)

  • export LISTEN_SSL=

For Windows:

• Make a file with name ".env" in root directory . And copy content of .env.example in .env file . Then set the environment variables manually in .env file . And below are the environment variables .
  • ENABLEX_APP_ID , ENABLEX_APP_KEY , SERVICE_PORT , USE_PUBLIC_WEBHOOK , PUBLIC_WEBHOOK_HOST , USE_NGROK_TUNNEL , REDIRECT_NUMBER , LISTEN_SSL. Their explanation is given in Linux/Mac section (Upper section).

For Linux/Mac:

• Make a directory called certs on the root of the project
  • mkdir certs
• Change to certs directory
  • cd certs
• Create and Install certificates
  • sudo openssl req -nodes -new -x509 -keyout example.key -out example.crt -days 365 -subj '/CN=example.com/O=My Company Name LTD./C=US'; cat example.crt > example.ca-bundle
• use the certificate .key [self signed or registered]
  • export CERTIFICATE_SSL_KEY=
• use the certificate .crt [self signed or registered]
  • export CERTIFICATE_SSL_CERT=
• use the certificate CA[chain] [self signed or registered]
  • export CERTIFICATE_SSL_CACERTS=
• switch to the root of the project
  • cd ..

For Windows (Using Git Bash):

• Make a directory called certs on the root of the project
  • mkdir certs
• Change to certs directory
  • cd certs
• Create and Install certificates
  • openssl req -nodes -new -x509 -keyout example.key -out example.crt -days 365
  • cat example.crt > example.ca-bundle
• Update these fields manually in .env file if not given else you can ignore it.
  • use the certificate .key [self signed or registered]
    • CERTIFICATE_SSL_KEY=
  • use the certificate .crt [self signed or registered]
    • CERTIFICATE_SSL_CERT=
  • use the certificate CA[chain] [self signed or registered]
    • CERTIFICATE_SSL_CACERTS=
• switch to the root of the project
  • cd ..

• For Inbound Calls
  • node client.js