@nozezlab/baileys 🚀

Customized premium wrapper for @whiskeysockets/baileys featuring native flow interactive buttons, single-select dropdown submenus, quick phone pairing, and automatic message serialization helper functions.

Designed as a 100% compatible, drop-in replacement!

📦 Installation

To install this customized library:

npm install @nozezlab/baileys

✨ Core Features

• Native Interactive Buttons (sendButtons): Easily send interactive buttons (replies, links, copy codes).
• Single-Select Dropdown Menus (sendList): Send structured dropdown options.
• Message Serializer (serializeMessage): Extracted fields like m.body directly mapped (even for native button responses) and attached reply helpers like m.replyButtons and m.replyList.
• Built-in Phone Pairing (pairWithPhoneNumber): Connect instantly by displaying the pairing code cleanly in the terminal.

🚀 Quick Start Example

Here is how easily you can initialize the socket and use the custom helpers:

const makeWASocket = require('@nozezlab/baileys').default;
const { useMultiFileAuthState } = require('@nozezlab/baileys');

async function startBot() {
    const { state, saveCreds } = await useMultiFileAuthState('./session');
    
    const sock = makeWASocket({
        auth: state,
        printQRInTerminal: false // Set to false to use Pairing Code
    });
    
    sock.ev.on('creds.update', saveCreds);

    // 1. Phone pairing setup (if not registered yet)
    if (!sock.authState.creds.registered) {
        const phoneNumber = "628xxx"; // Change to your bot's phone number
        await sock.pairWithPhoneNumber(phoneNumber);
    }

    sock.ev.on('connection.update', (update) => {
        const { connection } = update;
        if (connection === 'open') {
            console.log("✅ Bot connected successfully!");
        }
    });

    sock.ev.on('messages.upsert', async (chatUpdate) => {
        const mek = chatUpdate.messages[0];
        if (!mek.message) return;

        // Serialize message to get custom helpers & body parser
        const m = sock.serializeMessage(mek);

        // Command handler example
        if (m.body === '.menu') {
            const buttons = [
                { type: 'reply', displayText: '📁 Show All Features', id: '.allfeatures' },
                { type: 'url', displayText: '🌐 Visit Website', url: 'https://nozez.dev' },
                { type: 'copy', displayText: '🔑 Copy API Key', code: 'API_KEY_12345' }
            ];

            // Send buttons cleanly!
            await m.replyButtons(
                "🤖 NOZEZLAB SYSTEM",       // Header (Optional)
                "Welcome to KChartify Bot. Please select one option:", // Body text
                "© NozezLab Ecosystem",     // Footer (Optional)
                buttons                     // Button list
            );
        }
    });
}

startBot();

🛠️ API Reference

1. sock.sendButtons(jid, header, text, footer, buttons, quoted, mediaOptions)

• buttons supports the following structures:

  const buttons = [
    { type: 'reply', displayText: 'Option A', id: 'opt_a' },
    { type: 'url', displayText: 'Open Website', url: 'https://example.com' },
    { type: 'copy', displayText: 'Copy Code', code: 'MY_CODE' }
  ]

• mediaOptions supports native image headers:

  await sock.sendButtons(jid, "Header", "Text", "Footer", buttons, null, {
      image: "https://example.com/banner.png" // or local file buffer
  });

2. sock.sendList(jid, header, text, footer, buttonText, sections, quoted, mediaOptions)

• sections structure:

  const sections = [
      {
          title: "Category 1",
          rows: [
              { title: "Option 1", description: "Select Option 1", id: ".opt1" },
              { title: "Option 2", description: "Select Option 2", id: ".opt2" }
          ]
      }
  ];
  await sock.sendList(jid, "Menu", "Select below", "Footer", "Click here", sections);

📄 License

MIT © NozezLab