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wechaty-puppet-iosbird
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这个模块是通过ios系统中越狱插件作为中转,连接微信和WebSocket Server,实现个人号的微信接口。
这个模块是基于Wechaty 的子模块,专门针对ios 接入的。wechaty 是一个开源的的 个人号 微信机器人接口,是一个使用Typescript 构建的Node.js 应用。支持多种微信接入方案,包括网页,ipad,ios,windows, android 等。同时支持Linux, Windows, Darwin(OSX/Mac) 和 Docker 多个平台。
只需要6行代码,你就可以 通过个人号 搭建一个 微信机器人功能 ,用来自动管理微信消息。
更多功能包括:
详情请看Wechaty项目
npm install wechaty
npm install wechaty-puppet-iosbird
import { Wechaty } from 'wechaty'
import { PuppetIosbird } from 'wechaty-puppet-iosbird'
const puppet = new PuppetIosbird()
const bot = new Wechaty({
puppet,
})
// 设置完成
// 运行 wechaty
bot
.on('login', user => console.log(`User ${user} logined`))
.on('message', message => console.log(`Message: ${message}`))
.start()
运行时, 需要指定环境变量微信ID: BOT_ID
https://docs.chatie.io/wechaty
Apache-2.0
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Puppet Iosbird for Wechaty
The npm package wechaty-puppet-iosbird receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, wechaty-puppet-iosbird popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that wechaty-puppet-iosbird demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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