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n8n-nodes-go-w2a-api

v1.2.1

Published

2 months ago

n8n node for Go W2A API

Downloads

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n8n-nodes-go-w2a-api

This is an n8n community node to interact with the Go W2A API.

Go W2A API is a Go-based WhatsApp integration API using whatsmeow to provide WhatsApp to API functionalities.

Features

App Resource

Check connection status
List connected devices
Generate QR code for login
Generate pairing code for phone-based login
Reconnect or restart the WhatsApp service

Message Resource

Send Text, Image, Video, and Document messages
Send Reactions to messages
Revoke (delete) messages
Send Contacts, Locations, and Polls (coming soon)

Trigger Resource

Go W2A API Trigger: Receives incoming webhook events (messages, status updates) from the API.

Installation

For Users (Coming Soon via npm)

In your n8n instance:

Go to Settings > Community Nodes.
Click Install a new node.
Enter n8n-nodes-go-w2a-api.
Click Install.

For Developers (Local Installation)

Clone this repository.
Go to the n8n-node-go-w2a-api directory.
Run npm install and npm run build.
Run npm link.
In your n8n installation directory, run npm link n8n-nodes-go-w2a-api.
Restart n8n.

Credentials

To use this node, you'll need:

API URL: The URL where your Go W2A API is running (e.g., http://localhost:3000).
Token: Your API authentication token.

License