@mengkodingan/ckptw

ckptw

easy way to create a Whatsapp Bot.

• ✨ Effortless
• 🛒 Collector
• 🧱 Builder
• ⏳ Cooldown
• 🔑 Command handler
• 🎉 Many more!

Installation

npm install @mengkodingan/ckptw

Example

import { Client } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw";
import { Events } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw/dist/Constant";

const bot = new Client({
  name: "something",
  prefix: "!",
  readIncommingMsg: true
});

bot.ev.once(Events.ClientReady, (m) => {
  console.log(`ready at ${m.user.id}`);
});

bot.command({
  name: "ping",
  code: async (ctx) => {
    ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, { text: "pong!" });
  },
});

bot.launch();

Client Configuration

export interface ClientOptions {
    /* as browser name */ 
    name: string;
    /* the bot prefix */
    prefix: Array<string>|string;
    /* should bot mark as read the incomming messages? */
    readIncommingMsg?: boolean;
    /* path to the auth/creds directory */
    authDir?: string;
    /* print the qr in terminal? */
    printQRInTerminal?: boolean;
}

Command Options

export interface CommandOptions {
    /* command name */
    name: string;
    /* command aliases */
    aliases?: Array<string>;
    /* command code */
    code: (ctx: Ctx) => Promise<any>;
}

Command Handler

With command handler you dont need all your command is located in one file.

• in your main file

  import { CommandHandler } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw";
  import path from "path";
  
  /* ... */
  const cmd = new CommandHandler(bot, path.resolve() + '/CommandsPath');
  cmd.load();
  
  /* ...bot.launch() */
  

• in your command file

  module.exports = {
      name: "ping",
      code: async (ctx) => {
        ctx.reply({ text: "pong!" });
      },
  };
  

Command Cooldown

Cooldown can give a delay on the command. This can be done to prevent users from spamming your bot commands.

+ import { Cooldown } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw";

bot.command({
  name: "ping",
  code: async (ctx) => {
+    const cd = new Cooldown(ctx, 8000);
+    if(cd.onCooldown) return ctx.reply({ text: `slow down... wait ${cd.timeleft}ms` });

    ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, { text: "pong!" });
  },
});

if you want to trigger some function when the cooldown end, you can use the "end" events in the cooldown:

⚠ Will always be triggered when the cooldown is over (even though he only runs the command once)

cd.on("end", () => {
  ctx.reply({ text: "cd timeout" });
})

Cooldown getter:

/* check if sender is on cooldown */
cd.onCooldown; // boolean

/* check the cooldown time left (in ms) */
cd.timeleft; // number

Builder

• Button

  make a button message with Button Builder.

  import { ButtonBuilder } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw";
  
  // you can use more than 1 builder
  const btn = new ButtonBuilder()
    .setId("id1") // button id
    .setDisplayText("button 1") // button text
    .setType(1); // type
  
  // pass it into buttons array
  ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, { text: "buttons", buttons: [btn] });
  

• Sections

  Sections message is like a list.

  import { SectionBuilder } from "@mengkodingan/ckptw";
  
  // you can use more than 1 like buttons
  const a = new SectionBuilder()
    .setTitle("title") // sections title
    .setRows(
      { title: "abc", rowId: 1 },
      { title: "b", rowId: 2, description: "a" }
    ); // make a rows
  
  ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, {
    text: "sections",
    buttonText: "button text", // buttonText is for the display text for the button
    sections: [a], // pass it into sections array
  });
  

Collector

There are several options that can be used in the collector:

export interface CollectorArgs {
    /* collector timeout in milliseconds */
    time?: number;
    /* how many messages have passed through the filter */
    max?: number;
    /* will be stop if end reason is match with your col.stop reason  */
    endReason?: string[];
    /* limit how many messages must be processed. */
    maxProcessed?: number;
    /* a function as a filter for incoming messages. */
    filter?: () => boolean;
}

• Message Collector

  let col = ctx.MessageCollector({ time: 10000 }); // in milliseconds
  ctx.reply({ text: "say something... Timeout: 10s" });
  
  col.on("collect", (m) => {
      console.log("COLLECTED", m); // m is an Collections
      ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, {
          text: `Collected: ${m.content}\nFrom: ${m.sender}`,
      });
  });
  
  col.on("end", (collector, r) => {
      console.log("ended", r); // r = reason
      ctx.sendMessage(ctx.id, { text: `Collector ended` });
  });
  

Events

Firstly you must import the Events Constant like this:

import { Events } from "@mengkdoingan/ckptw/dist/Constant";

• Available Events:

  • ClientReady - Emitted when the bot client is ready.
  • MessagesUpsert - Received an messages.
  • QR - The bot QR is ready to scan. Return the QR Codes.
  • GroupsJoin - Emitted when bot joining groups.
  • UserJoin - Emitted when someone joins a group where bots are also in that group.
  • UserLeave - Same with UserJoin but this is when the user leaves the group.

Misc

/* replying message */
ctx.reply({ text: "test" });
ctx.reply({ ... });

/* add react */
ctx.react(jid: string, emoji: string, key?: object);
ctx.react(ctx.id, "👀");

/* get the bot ready at timestamp */
bot.readyAt;

/* get the current jid */
ctx.id // string;

/* get the array of arguments used */
ctx.args // Array<string>;

/* get sender details */
ctx.sender // { jid: string, pushName: string }