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§Telephony — answer the phone with a governed session
The public phone network speaks G.711 at 8 kHz; the Live API speaks PCM16
at 16/24 kHz. Between them sits exactly the plumbing
voice::pump was built to carry — this module adds
the telephone-side dialect:
g711— μ-law and A-law codecs (pure functions, ITU-T G.711).bridge— the vendor-neutral duties every connector shares: one session-state vocabulary for DTMF and call identity, and a latency-masking filler. A new transport (a platform’s gRPC virtual-agent slot, a proprietary media stream) composes these instead of re-inventing them.twilio— the Twilio Media Streams protocol andTwilioCall: attach a live phone call to a session over any WebSocket server, with barge-in mapped to Twilio’sclearand DTMF digits landing in session state.
examples/telephony is the runnable end: an axum server exposing the
TwiML webhook and the Media Streams WebSocket, one governed session per
call.
Re-exports§
pub use twilio::Inbound;pub use twilio::StartMeta;pub use twilio::TWILIO_HZ;pub use twilio::TwilioCall;pub use twilio::TwilioError;
Modules§
- bridge
- Vendor-neutral call-bridge components.
- g711
- G.711 μ-law and A-law codecs — the audio dialect of the public phone network.
- rtp
- RTP (RFC 3550) — the media framing of every SIP call.
- sdp
- Minimal SDP (RFC 8866) offer/answer for G.711 audio calls.
- sip
- In-process SIP — answer raw SIP calls with no carrier service in the path.
- twilio
- Twilio Media Streams — a phone call as two channels of JSON text frames.