kelixlabs/yowsup-queue

This Project provides a 2 beanstalkd-Queues directly connected to the Yowsup2 Interface. You can Send/Receive Whatsapp-Messages with any language of your choice.

#[DEPRECATED] yowsup-queue

This Project is deprecated. Please consider using https://github.com/EliasKotlyar/yowsup-microservice instead. It is not compatible to any Version of yowsup > 2.4

This Project provides a interface to yowsup2. You can Send/Receive Whatsapp-Messages with any language of your choice.

###Prerequisites:

Install & Configure the yowsup2 CLI Demo.

Use yowsup-cli to register a Number.

Install or use a Beanstalkd Server.

###Installation(on Ubuntu):

sudo apt-get install pip3 python3-dev

pip3 install pystalkd

pip3 install git+https://github.com/tgalal/yowsup@master

###Configuration:

rename "config.sample.ini" to "config.ini" and put your credentials into it.

###Usage:

Run the Main Handler with:

python3 run.py 

You will get the Messages from Whatsapp into the Queue "whatsapp-receive".

Put the messages you want to send into the "whatsapp-send" Queue. The Format of the Messages is JSON.

Integrations in other Languages/Software:

PHP: https://github.com/EliasKotlyar/yowsup-queue-php-api

###Example Messages for other Integrations:

Simple Message:

	{"type":"simple","body":"This is a Test-Message!","address":"12345678"}

Image Message:

	{"type":"image","image":"<imagedata in base64>","address":"12345678"}

###Known Issues:

Sometimes the keys are not synced. You will get Errors like this:

	Exception: No such signedprekeyrecord!

Fix it using:

	rm -r ~/.yowsup/
	(deleted the yowsup database)

On First Run,its not running well after the generation of the Keys. Please restart it.

Sending Images

For sending Images,you will need to increase the maximum Job Size for beanstalkd. Add -z bytes to the On Ubuntu,edit the File //etc/default/beanstalkd add "-z " to BEANSTALKD_EXTRA="" line.

use a value like 2000000(2 megabytes)

Credits go to: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29199302/job-too-big-pheanstalk-what-can-be-done

Warning: Currently big Images are not supported due to a Bug. I suppose that it has someting to do with the beanstalkd-client.