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@chrono-os/whatsapp-br

v0.1.1

Published

Telefone brasileiro para WhatsApp: normalização com DDI 55 sem confundir o DDD 55, e validação de número via Z-API com modo permissivo monitorado. Zero dependências de runtime.

Readme

@chrono-os/whatsapp-br

Telefone brasileiro para WhatsApp. Zero dependências de runtime.

import { normalizarTelefoneBR, telefoneBRValido, criarValidadorZapi } from '@chrono-os/whatsapp-br'

normalizarTelefoneBR('(55) 99628-2511') // '5555996282511' — DDD 55 não é confundido com o DDI
telefoneBRValido('123')                  // false

const whatsapp = criarValidadorZapi({
  instance: env.ZAPI_INSTANCE,
  token: env.ZAPI_TOKEN,
  clientToken: env.ZAPI_CLIENT_TOKEN, // faltando qualquer um: modo permissivo, sem chamada
  logger,
})

await whatsapp.temWhatsApp(telefone)  // boolean (permissivo quando a Z-API falha)
await whatsapp.verificar(telefone)    // { temWhatsApp, verificado, motivo? }
whatsapp.saude()                      // { configurado, falhasConsecutivas, minutosDesdeUltimoSucesso, degradado } — para o /health

A regra do DDD 55

d.startsWith('55') ? d : '55' + d está errada: confunde o DDI 55 com o DDD 55 (Santa Maria / Passo Fundo). 55996282511 sai intacto e vira +55 99 6282511. O que desambigua é o tamanho: 10 ou 11 dígitos ganham o 55; 12 ou 13 começando com 55 já têm o país; fora disso, os dígitos voltam crus.

Modo permissivo, monitorado

Se a Z-API falha, a validação deixa o lead passar (não bloqueia gente de verdade). Isso abre um bypass — derrubar a Z-API desliga a validação —, então o validador conta falhas consecutivas, avisa no limiar (10) e loga erro quando a queda passa da janela (5 min). Número malformado continua barrado (false), sem gastar chamada.