jlucaso1 / whatsapp-rust
Whatsapp client written purely in Rust based on whatsmeow and baileys
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Crawler viewwhatsapp-rust A high-performance, async Rust library for the WhatsApp Web API. Inspired by whatsmeow (Go) and Baileys (TypeScript). Docs llms.txt llms-full.txt Features Authentication • QR code pairing • Pair code (phone number) linking • Persistent sessions with automatic reconnection Messaging • End-to-end encrypted messages (Signal Protocol) • One-on-one and group chats • Message editing and reactions • Quoting/replying to messages • Delivery, read, and played receipts Media • Upload and download images, videos, documents, GIFs, and audio • Automatic encryption and decryption Contacts & Groups • Check if phone numbers are on WhatsApp • Fetch profile pictures and user info • Query group metadata and participants • List all groups you're participating in Presence & Chat State • Set online/offline presence • Typing indicators (composing, recording, paused) • Block and unblock contacts Architecture • **Modular design** - Pluggable storage, transport, and HTTP clients • **Runtime agnostic** - Works with Tokio, async-std, or WASM • **SQLite included** - Default storage backend, easily swappable Quick Start Run the included demo bot: Project Structure Custom Backends Implement your own storage, transport, or HTTP client by implementing the respective traits. See the default implementations for reference. Disclaimer This is an unofficial, open-source reimplementation. Using custom WhatsApp clients may violate Meta's Terms of Service and could result in account suspension. Use at your own risk. Acknowledgements • whatsmeow (Go) • Baileys (TypeScript)