em-login-bot

Cisco Spark bot that can log a user in with UCM Extension Mobility Feature. See https://www.ciscospark.com/ to check out what Cisco Spark is, then see https://developer.ciscospark.com/ on bots

Just say "log me in into [number on the phone]" and the bot will do it's best to do so. When you are done for the day, just say "log me out" ...

disclaimer

EM Login BOT is a Proof of Concept, provided 'as is' without support. Suggestions or questions can be left here in the comments, but will not be monitored regularly.

versions

v0.1

Proof of Concept, it works ... most of the time. It also gives some useful errors back ... most of the time

commands

• hello
• log me in into [number on the phone]
• log me out
• help

limitation

• Uses your primary profile only (cannot choose profile yet)
• No EMCC
• not handling multiple logins (if enabled on ucm)

How to run

First of all, make sure you have a bot for Cisco Spark (https://developer.ciscospark.com/) and AXL and Extension Mobility are enabled on your UCM Clusters
The code uses Flask to run a webserver listening for POST requests on the root URI (/), you will need a URL that is www reachable (or use something like ngrok to tunnel)

To run the BOT/server, clone this repo and rename config.sample.py to config.py. Edit config.py to get all the passwords and creds suiting your environment.
Then run $python em_login_bot.py to run the Flask webserver (it will listen on port 1555 if you don't change the code), if you want it a bit more production ready, try running with gunicorn:
$gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0:1555 --log-level debug --log-file /some/patch/to/bot.log -D em_login_bot:app

That should be it, have fun!