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whatsapp-bot-builder

v1.0.1

Published

Middleware to build Whatsapp Bot

Downloads

123

Readme

WhatsApp Bot Builder

Overview

The WhatsApp Bot Builder is an Express/Fastify middleware designed to simplify the creation of WhatsApp chatbots using WhatsApp Business Cloud API. It provides an easy-to-use builder class, whatsappBotBuilder, that allows you to set up and manage a WhatsApp chatbot quickly.

Installation

You can install the WhatsApp Bot Builder package using npm:

npm install whatsapp-bot-builder

Usage

const { whatsappBotBuilder } = require("whatsapp-bot-builder");
const whatsappBot = new whatsappBotBuilder({
  webhook_verify_token: ["Your Verification Token"], //used to authenticate whatsapp webhook
  meta_version: ["META API Version"], //Defaults to v16.0
  whatsapp_buisness_id: ["WhatsApp Business Account ID"],
  buisness_phone_number: ["Phone number ID"],
  meta_access_token: ["Meta Access Token"],
});

<!-- Implement Bot listeners -->

const app = express();
app.use(express.json());
app.use("/webhook/events", whatsappBot.init()); //Use it as an express Middleware, it will handle Whatsapp Webhook Events

Sending a WhatsApp Text Message

You can use the sendWhatsappMessage function to send a text message via WhatsApp. Here's an example of how to use it:

// Send a WhatsApp text message
whatsappBot.sendWhatsappMessage("+91-0000000000", {
  preview_url: false,
  body: "How can I help you today?",
});

Sending a WhatsApp Template Message

You can use the sendWhatsappTemplate function to send a template message via WhatsApp. Here's an example of how to use it:

// Send a WhatsApp Template message
whatsappBot.sendWhatsappTemplate(
  "+91-0000000000",
  template_name,
  language_code,
  template_components
);

Fetch Media Url Data

You can use the fetchUserMediaUrl function to get media url from Whatsapp Media ID. Here's an example of how to use it:

// Send a WhatsApp Template message
let response = await whatsappBot.fetchUserMediaUrl(media_id);
console.log(response);

Listening Text Message

You can use the text function listen for particular message from a user. Here's an example of how to use it:

whatsappBot.text("Hello", ({ sender, data }) => {
  console.log(sender);
  console.log(data);
});

Listening Button Response

You can use the button function listen for particular message from a user. Here's an example of how to use it:

whatsappBot.button(button_payload, ({ sender, data }) => {
  console.log(sender);
  console.log(data);
});

Listening for a Document/Image

Only one listener for document/image is permissible, you can use image or document function for the same, Example for the same

whatsappBot.image(({ sender, data }) => {
  console.log(sender);
  console.log(data);
});

Template Management

This section provides the usage of Template management

Usage

const { ManageWhatsapp } = require("whatsapp-bot-builder");
const whatsappManager = new ManageWhatsapp({
  webhook_verify_token: ["Your Verification Token"], //used to authenticate whatsapp webhook
  meta_version: ["META API Version"], //Defaults to v16.0
  whatsapp_buisness_id: ["WhatsApp Business Account ID"],
  buisness_phone_number: ["Phone number ID"],
  meta_access_token: ["Meta Access Token"],
});

Create Template

// Creating a new WhatsApp template
const newTemplate = await whatsappManager.createTemplate({
  name: 'new_template',
  category: 'MARKETING',
  language: 'en_US',
  components: [
        {
          type: "BODY",
          text: "This is a sample",
        },
      ],
});
console.log('Created Template:', newTemplate);

Fetching Templates

// Fetching WhatsApp templates
const fetchedTemplates = await whatsappManager.fetchTemplates({
  category: 'MARKETING',
  status: 'APPROVED'
});
console.log('Fetched Templates:', fetchedTemplates);

Edit Template

// Editing an existing WhatsApp template
const editedTemplate = await whatsappManager.editTemplate('12345678', {
  category: 'Updated Category',
  components: [{ type: 'HEADER', text: 'Updated Header' }]
});
console.log('Edited Template:', editedTemplate);

Delete Template

// Deleting an existing WhatsApp template
const deletionResult = await whatsappManager.deleteTemplate('12345678', 'Template Name');
console.log('Deletion Result:', deletionResult);
console.log('Edited Template:', editedTemplate);