Lorenzo Mangani
Lorenzo Mangani
Thank you Paul @systemcrash for this wonderful, full round contribution!
Q: Any reason this should not be a plugin rather than a native module? Most optional parsers are published as plugins.
It's a TINY bit more involved than just changing folders, but really just about importing the pastash base filter. You can take any relevant example plugin filter as example: https://github.com/sipcapture/paStash/tree/next/plugins/filters...
No problem! I can give this a try this weekend, thanks again for contributing this back!!
@systemcrash more or less yeah, but things got busy - please keep this PR open and I'll share a gist - would still like for you to be able to...
@systemcrash you know how we do :) I don't want to take credit for this, so just opened/closed to share what I thought would work in https://github.com/sipcapture/paStash/pull/96/files (I assume this...
All plugins are the same really - is this crashing with `@pastash/pastash` or a local instance?
To actually check this as it would work once released, you would have to "plant" this in your global node_modules path alongside @pastash/pastash, ie `/use/global/path/to/node_modules/@pastash/filter_app_ingate` and then run the recipe
Hey @systemcrash I promise to dedicate this some time asap but you are right, plugins are really hard to test before they are published to npm unless you manually "simulate"...
Alright the job here is slightly different - i see mostly session stats we COULD perhaps convert to a HEP qOS report, but none is filled. Could you find an...