Microsip — Api Documentation

MicroSIP does not provide a formal REST or web API. Instead, it offers a robust Command Line Interface (CLI) external event triggers

5. Practical Use Cases

5.1 Click-to-Dial from a Web Browser (via Local Script)

A Python script can act as a bridge:

Scenario 2: Auto-Answer for a Call Center Agent

@echo off
:loop
MicroSIP.exe report:status | find "Ringing" > nul
if %errorlevel% equ 0 (
    MicroSIP.exe answer
    echo Answered at %time%
)
timeout /t 1
goto loop

Data Structures

Method B: AutoHotkey

#c::  ; Win+C
  DDEInitiate("MicroSIP", "control")
  DDESend("[Dial(5551234)]")
  DDETerminate()
return
  1. API Reference: A comprehensive list of API functions, including descriptions, parameters, and return values.
  2. Code Examples: Sample code in various programming languages (e.g., C++, Python, Java) to demonstrate API usage.
  3. Tutorials: Step-by-step guides to help developers get started with the API.
win32gui.SendMessage(hwnd, win32con.WM_COPYDATA, 0, ctypes.addressof(cds)) return True
  1. Setup: Script writes user credentials to %APPDATA%\MicroSIP\microsip.ini.
  2. Launch: Script runs microsip.exe.
  3. Monitor: Script enters a loop using win32gui to check the window title every second.
  4. Event: Title changes to a time format (Call Start). Script records timestamp.
  5. Event: Title changes back to "MicroSIP" (Call End). Script calculates duration and writes to a database.

4. Messaging (SIP MESSAGE)

  • Send and receive SIP instant messages (not SMS) – useful for internal office chat or triggering events.
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