This application lets you forward all messages which you receive in your Whatsapp account to Signal. Big thanks to all contributors of the Rhymen/go-whatsapp and signal-cli.
For this application to work you need a separate phone number for your bot. The bot sends the Whatsapp messages to your main Signal number. So you receive all Whatsapp messages in a separate Signal chat.
The messages you receive in this Signal chat include the Whatsapp chat-id, the name or the number of the sender, the group name, the message and the attachments.
Example text message structure:
chatid:000000-000000@g.us
chat:Chat with friends
sender:Mike
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Hi there
You can reply to the messages by quoting them. The reply will be sent back through the bot in the corresponding Whatsapp chat including attachments.
You need to install signal-cli.
(Native Library) (Use Correct Libsignal-client Version) (Maybe useful)
After installation you have to register your separate phone number.
go build -o bot .
On the first run you have to connect your Whatsapp account to the application. This is done by adding the application as Whatsapp-Web client.
On the first run you have to scan the qr-code which will be presented on your terminal.
./bot --bot=<bot-number> --receiver=<signal-receiver-number>
# now scan the presented qr-code
After the qr-code was scanned the connection should be established and the session is stored in a file. On the next run of this application, the session will be loaded directly. You don't have to scan the qr-code again.
# this script starts the application in the background
./start.sh <bot-numer> <signal-receiver-number>
# stopping the background script
./stop.sh
Remember that only one concurrent Whatsapp-Web connection can be active!
You can control the application with a couple of commands. Type @bot help
in Signal or Whatsapp for more information.
This code is in no way affiliated with, authorized, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by Whatsapp or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. This is an independent and unofficial software. Use at your own risk.
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