sufficit/Sufficit.Telephony.EventsPanel.Corev1.26.108.1356

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📖 About the Project

Sufficit.Telephony.EventsPanel.Core is the core library for the Sufficit Real-time Telephony Events Panel. It contains the essential business logic, data models, and interfaces required to build and interact with a live dashboard displaying telephony activities.

This library is not a UI framework itself but provides the foundational components for both backend services (which process and push events) and frontend applications (which consume and display events).

✨ Key Features

• Core models for telephony events (e.g., PanelEvent, ChannelStatus, QueueInfo).
• DTOs for communication between backend and frontend (e.g., via SignalR).
• Business logic for interpreting and enriching raw telephony events.
• Interfaces for services that manage the state of the events panel.

🚀 Getting Started

This is a core library and is meant to be consumed by other projects. Install it as a dependency via NuGet.

📦 NuGet Package

Install the package via the .NET CLI or the NuGet Package Manager Console.

.NET CLI:

dotnet add package Sufficit.Telephony.EventsPanel.Core

Package Manager Console:

Install-Package Sufficit.Telephony.EventsPanel.Core

Note for Developers: The code samples below use 4-space indentation rather than fenced code blocks (```). This is intentional to prevent rendering issues in certain environments and ensure the raw text can be copied cleanly.

🛠️ Usage

This library is used by referencing its models and services in your backend event processors or frontend view models.

Example of a model from the library:

using Sufficit.Telephony.EventsPanel.Core; public class DashboardViewModel { public List<ChannelStatus> ActiveChannels { get; set; } = new(); // This method would be called by a SignalR client or other real-time service public void UpdateChannelState(ChannelStatus newStatus) { var existingChannel = ActiveChannels.FirstOrDefault(c => c.UniqueID == newStatus.UniqueID); if (existingChannel != null) { // Update properties existingChannel.State = newStatus.State; existingChannel.Duration = newStatus.Duration; } else { ActiveChannels.Add(newStatus); } } }