@vinikjkkj/wa-version

The WhatsApp Web version string the rest of wa-spec was extracted from, shipped as a tiny standalone package so consumers can pin their handshake / WAM event-version / pairing-flow checks to the same build without having to install (or load at runtime) any of the larger schema packages.

npm i @vinikjkkj/wa-version

import { WA_VERSION } from '@vinikjkkj/wa-version'

console.log(WA_VERSION) // → '2.3000.1040208462'

Or via CommonJS:

const { WA_VERSION } = require('@vinikjkkj/wa-version')

The same value is also available as JSON if you'd rather not load JS:

const { waWeb } = require('@vinikjkkj/wa-version/version.json')

How it works

@vinikjkkj/wa-version is generated daily by the wa-spec workflow. Every WA Web bundle drop bumps the version, regenerates this package, and republishes to npm. The package version mirrors 2.3000.<build>-<sha> so npm view @vinikjkkj/wa-version version always reflects the latest WA Web release wa-spec has seen.

Generate locally

npx wa-fetcher --out dump/                              # download bundles
node packages/version/scripts/apply.cjs --manifest dump/manifest.json