This is the RingBase WebSocket/AMQP broker which sits between browser clients and Invoca's API. It receives incoming messages over AMQP and relays them to clients over WebSockets, as well as handling data flow in the opposite direction.
Make sure you have all the dependencies installed by running bundle install. Then, you can start
the server with a Rake task by calling each of the following in a separate terminal session:
$ rabbitmq-server
$ rake broker
You can start the interactive Invoca publisher simulator (say that ten times fast) by running
$ rake simulator:start
This starts an IRB session where you can enter commands to mimic sending events from Invoca. The following methods are supported, which send events to the Broker over AMQP:
Invoca.send_call_start - Send a call_start event
Invoca.send_call_stop - Send a call_stop event
Invoca.send_call_accepted - Send a call_accepted event
Invoca.send_call_transfer_complete - Send a call_transfer_complete event
All methods take an optional hash of call attributes, which will be filled with random data if none is provided.
You can start the simulator listener (which receives events and sends back ACKs) by running:
$ rake simulator:listen