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@wppconnect/wa-proto

v2.3000.1030683301

Published

Protobuf files from WhatsApp WEB

Readme

WPPConnect/WA-Proto

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WPPConnect/WA-Proto is an open-source package providing up-to-date Protocol Buffer (.proto) definitions extracted from WhatsApp Web (2.3000.x series). It enables Node.js and TypeScript developers to encode, decode, and work with WhatsApp message structures using the protobufjs library.

Features

  • Official WhatsApp Web .proto schema for 2.3000.x versions
  • Ready for use with Node.js and TypeScript
  • Ideal for bots, integrations, and WhatsApp research
  • Compatible with protobufjs

Installation

npm install @wppconnect/wa-proto

Usage Example (Node.js & TypeScript)

Below is an example showing how to use the static build from the dist folder, accessing the WhatsApp proto definitions directly:

// TypeScript example using the static build from 'dist'
import { waproto } from "@wppconnect/wa-proto";
// // Node.js version
// const { waproto } = require("@wppconnect/wa-proto");

// Create a new message payload
const payload = {
  conversation: "Hello from WA-Proto!"
  // ...set other fields as needed
};

// Verify the payload
const errMsg = waproto.Message.verify(payload);
if (errMsg) throw Error(errMsg);

// Create a message instance
const message = waproto.Message.create(payload);

// Encode the message to a buffer
const buffer = waproto.Message.encode(message).finish();

// Decode the buffer back to a message
const decoded = waproto.Message.decode(buffer);

console.log("Decoded message:", decoded);

Tip: You can also generate static JS/TS code using protobufjs-cli for better TypeScript integration:

npx pbjs -t static-module -w commonjs -o dist/index.js WAProto.proto
npx pbts -o dist/index.d.ts dist/index.js

License

Apache 2.0 - See LICENSE for details.