whatscode.js is a package to create Whatsapp bots easily and quickly, even coding experience is not really needed...
For further documentation you can visit https://whatscode.jstnlt.my.id
We are also very open to those of you who want to contribute...
- Easy and fast to use.
- Short code.
- In this version has more than 70 Functions ready to use and Still will continue to add more functions!
npm install whatscode.jsor install it from Github for more new features, some bug fixes, and mybe theres some bugs too.
npm i github:JastinXyz/whatscode.jsconst { Client } = require("whatscode.js");
// all Client options in the docs!
const bot = new Client({
name: "Your bot name",
prefix: "Your bot prefix",
});
// required callback (all callbacks available in the docs)
bot.onConnectionUpdate(); // connection update
bot.onCredsUpdate(); // credentials update
bot.onMessage(); // message update
// example ping command
bot.command({
name: "ping",
code: `🏓 | $ping ms`
});Callbacks can be used to run events, sort of logging and the like. There are several callbacks that are needed when creating a bot with whatscode.js. But there are still some other callbacks that you can use. You can find it in the Docs!
// here are examples of callbacks for user join and user leave.
// it can be used like Welcomer or Goodbye.
// callback
bot.onUserJoin()
bot.onUserLeave()
// code breakdown is in the docs...
// This command will run when someone joins the group
bot.userJoinCommand({
groupJid: '123@g.us',
code: `hello {user}, welcome to {group}`
})
// This will run when a user leaves the group.
bot.userLeaveCommand({
groupJid: '123@g.us',
code: `goodbye {user} from {group}`
})Variables can be used to store data, you can also use this for like system economics, leveling and others.
bot.variables({
name: "value",
name2: "value2"
})