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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-# © 2010-2016 Akretion (Alexis de Lattre <alexis.delattre@akretion.com>)# License AGPL-3.0 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
from odoo import models, fields, api, _from odoo.exceptions import UserError, ValidationError
class ResUsers(models.Model): _inherit = "res.users"
internal_number = fields.Char( string='Internal Number', copy=False, help="User's internal phone number.") dial_suffix = fields.Char( string='User-specific Dial Suffix', help="User-specific dial suffix such as aa=2wb for SCCP auto answer.") callerid = fields.Char( string='Caller ID', copy=False, help="Caller ID used for the calls initiated by this user.") # You'd probably think: Asterisk should reuse the callerID of sip.conf! # But it cannot, cf # http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/ # 2012-January/269787.html cdraccount = fields.Char( string='CDR Account', help="Call Detail Record (CDR) account used for billing this user.") asterisk_chan_type = fields.Selection([ ('SIP', 'SIP'), ('IAX2', 'IAX2'), ('DAHDI', 'DAHDI'), ('Zap', 'Zap'), ('Skinny', 'Skinny'), ('MGCP', 'MGCP'), ('mISDN', 'mISDN'), ('H323', 'H323'), ('SCCP', 'SCCP'), # Local works for click2dial, but it won't work in # _get_calling_number() when trying to identify the # channel of the user, so it's better not to propose it # ('Local', 'Local'), ], string='Asterisk Channel Type', default='SIP', help="Asterisk channel type, as used in the Asterisk dialplan. " "If the user has a regular IP phone, the channel type is 'SIP'.") resource = fields.Char( string='Resource Name', copy=False, help="Resource name for the channel type selected. For example, " "if you use 'Dial(SIP/phone1)' in your Asterisk dialplan to ring " "the SIP phone of this user, then the resource name for this user " "is 'phone1'. For a SIP phone, the phone number is often used as " "resource name, but not always.") alert_info = fields.Char( string='User-specific Alert-Info SIP Header', help="Set a user-specific Alert-Info header in SIP request to " "user's IP Phone for the click2dial feature. If empty, the " "Alert-Info header will not be added. You can use it to have a " "special ring tone for click2dial (a silent one !) or to " "activate auto-answer for example.") variable = fields.Char( string='User-specific Variable', help="Set a user-specific 'Variable' field in the Asterisk " "Manager Interface 'originate' request for the click2dial " "feature. If you want to have several variable headers, separate " "them with '|'.") asterisk_server_id = fields.Many2one( 'asterisk.server', string='Asterisk Server', help="Asterisk server on which the user's phone is connected. " "If you leave this field empty, it will use the first Asterisk " "server of the user's company.")
@api.multi @api.constrains('resource', 'internal_number', 'callerid') def _check_validity(self): for user in self: strings_to_check = [ (_('Resource Name'), user.resource), (_('Internal Number'), user.internal_number), (_('Caller ID'), user.callerid), ] for check_string in strings_to_check: if check_string[1]: try: check_string[1].encode('ascii') except UnicodeEncodeError: raise ValidationError(_( "The '%s' for the user '%s' should only have " "ASCII caracters") % (check_string[0], user.name))
@api.multi def get_asterisk_server_from_user(self): '''Returns an asterisk.server recordset''' self.ensure_one() # We check if the user has an Asterisk server configured if self.asterisk_server_id: ast_server = self.asterisk_server_id else: asterisk_servers = self.env['asterisk.server'].search( [('company_id', '=', self.company_id.id)]) # If the user doesn't have an asterisk server, # we take the first one of the user's company if not asterisk_servers: raise UserError( _("No Asterisk server configured for the company '%s'.") % self.company_id.name) else: ast_server = asterisk_servers[0] return ast_server
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