tips: if you try to use wechaty web version, you will be know it can’t work, so this post show you how to use ipad version to make bot work, if you never use wechaty any version, this post also pass the web version, because it’s pointless
What is it
cps-bot is a wechat bot that using wechaty to solve a lot of transfer and push work in the cps.
Clear demand
Before development, we need to clarify the requirements, that is, what do I need a robot to do cps-bot just need to automatically pass friend verification, send and receive messages so let’s take a look at wechaty document
- Automatically pass friend verification When someone adds a robot, pass or directly pass after judging the keyword of the verification message. After verification, automatically reply and introduce the robot function
- Reply to product link (JD) For example, reply https://item.m.jd.com/product/100008348572.html?wxa_abtest=o&utm_source=iosapp&utm_medium=appshare&utm_campaign=t_335139774&utm_term=CopyURL&ad_od=share&utm_user=plusmember
before start
First of all, the wechaty-puppet-padplus version used here will be very slow to install for the first time, because the installation package contains puppeter, I have also tried it successfully two or three times, and the QR code will appear after success If the scan code returns null (bug), close and run again
Quick Start
Create a new project
mkdir bot & cd ./bot
npm init -y
Then we install the dependency packages needed by the project
npm install --save wechaty
npm install --save wechaty-puppet-padplus
npm install --save qrcode-terminal
The preparatory work is done
Start to code
Write code according to needs，My file structure directory is like this:
- src
- config.js
- index.js
- onFriendship.js // Friends add monitoring callback
- onMessage.js // Message listening callback
- onScan.js // monitor the callback when scanning the QR code
config.js
put our configuration params
module.exports = {
// puppet_padplus Token
token: "puppet_padplus_f387a9c321f178ce",
// bot name
name: "Zeng",
}
index.js
/**
* wechaty-puppet-padplus index
*/
import { Wechaty } from 'wechaty'
import { PuppetPadplus } from 'wechaty-puppet-padplus'
import config from './config'
import onScan from './onScan' // monitor the callback when scanning the QR code
import onMessage from './onMessage' // Message listening callback
import onFriendShip from './onFriendShip' // Friends add monitoring callback
// init
const bot = new Wechaty({
puppet: new PuppetPadplus({
token: config.token
}),
name: config.name
})
bot
.on("scan", onScan)
.on("message", onMessage(bot))
.on("friendship", onFriendShip)
.start()
onFriendship.js
Friends add monitoring callback
/**
* Friends add monitoring callback
*/
import { Friendship } from 'wechaty'
import config from './config'
// Friends add verification message to automatically agree to keywords
const addFriendKeyword = "cps" //if need more , use array
// Friends add monitoring callback
module.exports = async function onFriendShip(friendship) {
let logMsg
try {
logMsg = "add friend" + friendship.contact().name()
console.log(logMsg)
switch (friendship.type()) {
/**
* step 1 New friend request
* to use 'request.hello()'' to get verification message
* Accept this request via 'request.accept ()'
*/
case Friendship.Type.Receive:
if (addFriendKeyword == friendship.hello()) {
logMsg = `Pass verification automatically`
await friendship.accept()
} else {
logMsg = "Not automatically passed because the verification message is: " + friendship.hello()
}
break
/**
* step 2 confirm
*/
case Friendship.Type.Confirm:
logMsg = "friend ship confirmed with " + friendship.contact().name()
break
}
console.log(logMsg)
} catch (e) {
logMsg = e.message
}
}
onMessage.js
/**
* Message listening callback
*/
import { Message } from 'wechaty'
// node-request
import request from 'request'
import urlencode from 'urlencode'
import config from './config'
// bot name
const name = config.name
// Message listening callback
module.exports = bot => {
return async function onMessage(msg) {
// Judging that the message came from yourself, do not care, return
if (msg.self()) return
console.log("=============================")
console.log(`msg : ${msg}`)
console.log(
`from: ${msg.from() ? msg.from().name() : null}: ${
msg.from() ? msg.from().id : null
}`
)
console.log(`to: ${msg.to()}`)
console.log(`text: ${msg.text()}`)
console.log("=============================")
// Determine if this message type is text
if (msg.type() == Message.Type.Text) {
// request your api
let res = await requestApi(msg.text())
// return content
await msg.say(res)
} else {
console.log("The message is not text!")
}
}
}
/**
* Request an interface and return the message to the user
* @param {String} info sent content
* @return {Promise} Corresponding content
*/
function requestApi(info) {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
let url = `https://cps.linkces.com/jd/universal`
request.post(url, {form:{content:info}},(error, response, body) => {
let res = JSON.parse(body)
if (!error && res.code == 0) {
let send = res.data.result
console.log('res', res)
resolve(send)
} else {
resolve("Server is busy")
}
})
}).then().catch( function(e){
//do some thing
})
}
onScan.js
/**
* monitor the callback when scanning the QR code
*/
import Qrterminal from 'qrcode-terminal'
module.exports = function onScan(qrcode, status) {
Qrterminal.generate(qrcode, { small: true })
}
try run
set up your startup script in ‘package.json’
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "node ./src/index.js"
},
...
}
then run
npm run start
done
The above code may be updated in the future, the latest code is located at:
https://github.com/shuangjie/cps-bot
