Hey there! If you want to update an existing Inbound SIP Trunk's numbers using the Python API, here’s a simple way to do it: 1. Initialize the LiveKit API Client: Start by creating an instance of the

LiveKitAPI

client with your LiveKit URL, API key, and API secret. 2. Prepare the Update Request: Use the

SIPInboundTrunkUpdate

class to set up the new list of numbers. The

ListUpdate

helper makes it easy to specify these numbers. 3. Call the Update Method: Then, call the

update_sip_inbound_trunk_fields

method from the

SipService

class, passing the trunk ID along with your update request. Here’s a quick example to guide you:

from livekit import api
from livekit.protocol.models import ListUpdate
from livekit.protocol.sip import (
    SIPInboundTrunkUpdate,
)

async def update_inbound_trunk_numbers():
    # First, initialize the LiveKit API client
    lk_api = api.LiveKitAPI(
        url="your_livekit_url",
        api_key="your_api_key",
        api_secret="your_api_secret",
    )

    # Swap out "existing_trunk_id" with your actual Inbound Trunk ID
    trunk_id = "existing_trunk_id"
    
    # Define your new list of numbers
    new_numbers = ["+1234567890", "+2345678901"]

    # Create the update request with the new numbers
    update = SIPInboundTrunkUpdate(
        numbers=ListUpdate(set=new_numbers),
    )

    # Now, update the trunk
    updated_trunk = await lk_api.sip.update_sip_inbound_trunk_fields(trunk_id, numbers=new_numbers)

    print("Inbound Trunk updated:", updated_trunk)

# Just a heads up: make sure to run this inside an async context
# if __name__ == "__main__":
#     import asyncio
#     asyncio.run(update_inbound_trunk_numbers())

Don’t forget to replace placeholders like

your_livekit_url

,

your_api_key

,

your_api_secret

,

existing_trunk_id

, and the new numbers with your actual info. This will smoothly update your Inbound Trunk with the new numbers you want.