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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ For each new KEMI supported scripting language a module has to be developed for
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Kamailio to the scripting language interpreter.
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Kamailio to the scripting language interpreter.
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At this moment there are couple of supported KEMI scripting languages, respectively `JavaScript`, `Lua`, `Python`,
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At this moment there are couple of supported KEMI scripting languages, respectively `JavaScript`, `Lua`, `Python`,
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-`Squirrel` -- see next sections for more details about these programming languages.
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+`Python3`, `Ruby`, `Squirrel` -- see next sections for more details about these programming languages.
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Note: Kamailio has other modules that allow inline execution of scripts written in other programming languages, such
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Note: Kamailio has other modules that allow inline execution of scripts written in other programming languages, such
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as `Perl`, `.Net` (`C#`, etc.), `Java`, but they don't implement the KEMI yet, likely that some of them will get support in
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as `Perl`, `.Net` (`C#`, etc.), `Java`, but they don't implement the KEMI yet, likely that some of them will get support in
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@@ -84,4 +84,4 @@ The main benefits of using KEMI framework:
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* better documentation knowledge base for supported scripting languages
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* better documentation knowledge base for supported scripting languages
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* more complete and flexible scripting languages
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* more complete and flexible scripting languages
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* larger set of libraries that can be used from the scripting languages
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* larger set of libraries that can be used from the scripting languages
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- * external tools to troubleshoot or test the scripts
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+ * external tools to troubleshoot or test the scripts
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