Microsip Api Documentation

Microsip API Documentation

  1. CLI (Command Line Interface): Launching the executable with arguments to make calls or send messages.
  2. INI File Manipulation: Reading/Writing the configuration file to change settings.
  3. Window Messaging (Advanced): Sending Windows API messages to simulate button clicks (e.g., "Hangup").

Python Example (Conceptual)

import win32gui
import win32con

2.6 Account Switching


If you have multiple SIP accounts configured in MicroSIP.ini: microsip api documentation


Run: cscript dial.vbs 5551234


5. Status & Presence Monitoring


    

  • Retrieve current call state (idle, ringing, connected, held, etc.).
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  • Monitor registration status (registered/unregistered with SIP server).
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  • Receive incoming call notifications with caller ID details.
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Developers often use PowerShell or batch scripts to pass telephone numbers to MicroSIP as the default VOIP handler. 2. Protocol Handlers CLI (Command Line Interface): Launching the executable with


Since MicroSIP is open-source, advanced developers can modify the source code directly to add custom API hooks or events. Source Access MicroSIP source code is available under the GPL v2 license. PJSIP Stack : It relies on the PJSIP library Retrieve  current call state  (idle