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Open-source app that posts one saved message to many WhatsApp communities you run, with preview, images and scheduling.
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Post one saved message to many WhatsApp communities you run. Preview, images, scheduling. Runs locally.
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Taken from the repository README
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Read the full README ↗Post one saved message to many WhatsApp communities you run, from a small app on your own computer.
Pick a message, tick the communities, check the preview, and send. Site: https://sahilkumar1122.github.io/wa-poster/
WA Poster connects the way WhatsApp Web does, through the unofficial Baileys library. Automating an ordinary account can break WhatsApp's terms, and your number can be banned. Use a number set aside for this, post only to communities you run, and read the safety notes. Not affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta.
Needs Node.js 20 or newer.
git clone https://github.com/sahilKumar1122/wa-poster.git
cd wa-poster
npm install
npm start
Open http://localhost:3000, scan the QR code (WhatsApp, Linked devices, Link a device), then import your messages. Do a dry run, then a real send to one community, then the rest.
Options:
WA_POSTER_PASSWORD='a-long-password' npm start # require a login
caffeinate -i npm start # macOS: stay awake for scheduled sends
First row names the columns. A title (or name) column is the label and a message (or text) column is the body. Until you add messages, four samples from messages.example.json are shown.
| Path | What | Committed |
|---|---|---|
auth/ | WhatsApp login. Full access to the linked account | never |
messages.json | Your saved messages | no |
images/ | Attached images | no |
schedules.json | Scheduled sends | no |
sent-log.jsonl | Exact text each group received | no |
The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only.
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