@manybot/types

Type definitions for building ManyBot plugins — get full autocomplete on the ctx object without depending on the whole @manybot/manybot package.

Install

npm install --save-dev @manybot/types

@whiskeysockets/baileys is a peer dependency, but only needed for the (optional) ctx.wa.sock escape hatch — if you don't have it installed, TypeScript will still type everything else fine.

Usage

Plain JS plugins, no build step required:

/**
 * @param {import('@manybot/types').PluginContext} ctx
 */
export default async function (ctx) {
  if (ctx.msg.is("teste")) {
    const msg = await ctx.send.text("teste");
    await msg.reply.text("respondendo");
  }
}

setup(ctx) plugins use SetupContext the same way:

/**
 * @param {import('@manybot/types').SetupContext} ctx
 */
export async function setup(ctx) {
  ctx.log.info("plugin loaded");
}

Skipping the per-file import

If every plugin file is covered by one tsconfig.json/jsconfig.json with "checkJs": true, add a small ambient file to your project:

// manybot-globals.d.ts
declare global {
  type PluginContext = import("@manybot/types").PluginContext;
  type SetupContext  = import("@manybot/types").SetupContext;
}
export {};

and make sure it's covered by "include". Then every plugin can just write:

/**
 * @param {PluginContext} ctx
 */
export default async function (ctx) { ... }

What's typed

PluginContext, SetupContext, and everything under them: ctx.send, ctx.msg, ctx.chat, ctx.admin, ctx.me, ctx.poll, ctx.contacts, ctx.storage, ctx.config, ctx.i18n, ctx.events, ctx.settings, and ctx.wa.

Versioning

This package tracks the plugin API surface of @manybot/manybot, not the bot's own version. Breaking changes to ctx bump the major version here.