Whatsapp Bot Starter

Installation

• clone this repository

  git clone https://github.com/janbu12/whatsapp-bot.git

• open project path

  cd whatsapp-bot

• npm install

  npm install

• npm start

  npm start

• scan qr code to connect your whatsapp

How to configure browsers

Open Bot.ts to configure your browser

this.sock = makeWASocket({
    auth: state,
    // You can edit 'Windows' for OS, and 'Chrome' for browser, and '11' for OS versions
    browser: ['Windows', 'Chrome', '11'],
    printQRInTerminal: true,
});

How to make new commands

example you want to make new commands for Introduction

• create file typescript on folder /src/commands

  src/
  ├── Bot.ts
  ├── WebSocketServer.ts
  ├── commands/
  │   ├── Command.ts
  │   ├── MenuCommand.ts
  │   ├── IntroductionCommand.ts
  ├── index.ts

• and make yout command response

  import { Command } from './Command';
  
  export class IntroductionCommand extends Command {
      constructor(prefix: string) {
          super('introduction', prefix);
      }
  
      async execute(message: string, sender: string): Promise<string> {
          return `Hello *${sender}*, im personal bot`;
      }
  }

• call introduction command on index.ts

  import { Bot } from './Bot';
  import { WebSocketServer } from './WebSocketServer';
  import { BotCommand } from './commands/BotCommand';
  import { HaloCommand } from './commands/HaloCommand';
  import { IntroductionCommand } from './commands/IntroductionCommand';
  
  const bot = new Bot('./auth_info.json');
  bot.addCommand(new BotCommand('/'));
  bot.addCommand(new HaloCommand('/'));
  bot.addCommand(new IntroductionCommand('/'));
  
  // You can edit prefix
  // bot.addCommand(new IntroductionCommand('!'));
  
  bot.start();
  
  const webSocketServer = new WebSocketServer(8080);
  
  console.log('Bot and WebSocket server started!');