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n8n-nodes-rapiwa

v0.1.6

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Rapiwa is a Low-Cost WhatsApp API for Developer and Users. This node package allows you to use Rapiwa in n8n.

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Keywords

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Readme

📑 Table of Contents

Overview

Rapiwa Node for n8n allows you to integrate the Rapiwa API directly into your n8n workflows.

You can:

  • Send automated WhatsApp messages (text, image, video, document)
  • Verify whether a number is active on WhatsApp
  • Trigger workflows from incoming Rapiwa webhooks

This package follows the official n8n custom node development standards.

Features

  • Send WhatsApp Messages — Send text or media messages directly via the Rapiwa API.
  • Verify Numbers — Check if a given phone number is active on WhatsApp.
  • Incoming Webhooks — Trigger n8n workflows when messages arrive.
  • Secure Authentication — Uses your Rapiwa API Key with Bearer Token.
  • Error Handling — Follows n8n’s native error behavior and continueOnFail() support.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

To install this node in your n8n environment:

From npm:

npm install n8n-nodes-rapiwa

Credentials Setup

Before using the node, you must configure your Rapiwa API Key:

  1. In n8n, navigate to Credentials → New → Rapiwa API.
  2. Enter your API key (found in your Rapiwa Dashboard )
  3. Click Test — it should verify successfully.

Note: Keep your API key secure and never share it publicly.

Common Use Cases

  • Smart Support Automation: Instantly respond to customers, automate FAQs, and collect feedback via WhatsApp.
  • Instant Business Alerts: Send real-time updates, reminders, and critical notifications directly to users.
  • AI Chat Assistants: Handle inquiries, returns, and support 24/7 with AI-driven bots.
  • Lead Nurturing: Automate personalized follow-ups and turn prospects into customers seamlessly.
  • E-Commerce Updates: Send order, shipping, and delivery alerts to boost customer engagement.
  • Analytics & Insights: Sync WhatsApp data with your CRM for real-time performance tracking.

Node Operations

1. Send WhatsApp Message

Send WhatsApp messages to your users directly from n8n.

Fields:

  • Number → Recipient’s number (e.g. 88017XXXXXXXX)
  • Product Operation → Choose between Welcome Message or Promotional Offer
  • Message Type → Text, Image, Video, or Document
  • Message → Text body or caption (for media)
  • Media URL → Public link for the media file

Example use case:

  • Triggered when a new order is placed
  • Sends a WhatsApp confirmation message to the customer

For detailed documentation, visit Rapiwa Integration with n8n

2. Verify WhatsApp Number

Check if a given number is registered on WhatsApp before sending messages.

Fields:

  • Number → Recipient’s number (e.g. 88017XXXXXXXX)

The node will return:

  • exists: true/false
  • jid (WhatsApp unique ID)
  • message (response description)

Example use case:

  • Validate WhatsApp numbers before sending campaigns
  • Clean your contact list automatically

For detailed documentation, visit Rapiwa Integration with n8n

Trigger: Incoming Webhooks

Rapiwa Trigger: Incoming Webhooks allows you to receive incoming WhatsApp messages directly into n8n workflows.

Use this to:

  • Build chatbots
  • Capture inbound messages for automation
  • Log WhatsApp replies in databases or CRMs

Support

For technical support and assistance:

  • Email Support: Contact our dedicated support team
  • Implementation Help: Get expert assistance with workflows

For enterprise-level support or custom solutions, contact our solution engineers at [email protected]

License

MIT

Resources

Running Locally

To run and test this node on your local machine:

  1. Clone the repository

    git clone https://github.com/rapiwa/n8n-nodes-rapiwa
cd n8n-nodes-rapiwa

  2. Install dependencies

    npm install

  3. Build the project

    npm run build

  4. Run Tests:

    npm run test

    Note: Unit tests are included to ensure code quality. Please run tests before submitting a pull request.

  5. Install the node into your local n8n instance:

    npm link n8n-nodes-rapiwa

  6. Start n8n:

    n8n start

  7. Test your node

    • Open n8n in your browser (usually at http://localhost:5678)
    • Create a workflow and add your custom node to test its functionality

Note: Make sure you have Node.js and pnpm installed on your machine.

Reporting Issues

  • If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue with details and steps to reproduce.

Code of Conduct

  • Please be respectful and follow our Code of Conduct when participating in this project.