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@maybexenos/baileys-wrapper

v1.0.0

Published

Baileys Wrapper by SIFAT

Readme

@myb-sifu/baileys-wrapper

A clean and powerful Baileys wrapper for WhatsApp bots

Built with simplicity. Maintained by SIFAT.


Version License Node Language


What is this?

@sifat/baileys-wrapper is a lightweight JavaScript library that wraps the Baileys WhatsApp Web API, making it easier and faster to build WhatsApp bots with a clean event-driven structure.


Features

  • Easy client setup — connect to WhatsApp with minimal configuration
  • Command handler — load and manage bot commands from a folder automatically
  • Middleware support — run custom logic before every command executes
  • QR & Pairing code — supports both QR scan and phone number pairing
  • Database built-in — simple persistent storage via simpl.db
  • Group caching — automatic group metadata caching for faster responses
  • Cooldown system — built-in rate limiting for commands
  • VCard builder — easily create and send contact cards
  • Message collector — await user replies within a conversation flow

Installation

npm install github:MYB-SIFU/baileys-wrapper

Quick Start

const { Client, Events } = require("@myb-sifu/baileys-wrapper");

const bot = new Client({
    auth: {
        adapter: "multi",
        dir: "./state"
    },
    messaging: {
        prefix: "!"
    },
    owner: ["1234567890"]
});

bot.command("ping", async (ctx) => {
    await ctx.reply("Pong!");
});

bot.ev.on(Events.ClientReady, () => {
    console.log("Bot is ready!");
});

bot.launch();

Available Exports

| Export | Description | |---|---| | Client | Main WhatsApp bot client | | CommandHandler | Auto-loads commands from a directory | | Config | JSON-based config loader | | Cooldown | Rate limiting helper | | VCardBuilder | Build and send contact cards | | Events | Event name constants | | MessageType | Message type constants | | Formatter | Text formatting helpers (bold, italic, etc.) | | Baileys | Raw Baileys instance (for advanced use) | | Consolefy | Styled console logger | | Gktw | Utility helpers (bug analyzer, did-you-mean) |


Client Options

new Client({
    auth: {
        adapter: "multi",         // "multi" or "single"
        dir: "./state",           // auth directory
        usePairingCode: false,    // use pairing code instead of QR
        phoneNumber: "1234567890" // required if usePairingCode is true
    },
    connection: {
        suppressBaileys: true,    // suppress Baileys logs
        alwaysOnline: false,      // stay online always
        selfReply: false          // respond to own messages
    },
    messaging: {
        prefix: "!",              // command prefix
        autoRead: false           // auto-read messages
    },
    database: {
        dir: "./database"         // database folder
    },
    owner: ["1234567890"]         // owner phone numbers
});

Text Formatting

const { Formatter } = require("@sifat/baileys-wrapper");

Formatter.bold("Hello")         // *Hello*
Formatter.italic("Hello")       // _Hello_
Formatter.strikethrough("Hello") // ~Hello~
Formatter.monospace("Hello")    // ```Hello```
Formatter.quote("Hello")        // > Hello

Acknowledgements


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Copyright (c) 2025 SIFAT