Pass messages between IRC and WhatsApp.
Runs on Python 2.x and 3.x (tested with 2.7.5 and 3.4.3 on Ubuntu)
#Usage
git clone https://github.com/ndob/msgcenter.git
cd msgcenter
pip install -r requirements.txt
python main.py#Registering to WhatsApp To use WhatsApp-backend you need to register to WhatsApp. [Registering using Yowsup-cli HOW-TO] (https://github.com/tgalal/yowsup/wiki/yowsup-cli-2.0)
NOTE: You can't use the same account on your phone and with this program. Only one device can be logged in at any given time.
Quickstart
- Request registration code as SMS.
yowsup-cli registration --requestcode sms --phone 49XXXXXXXX --cc 49 --mcc 123 --mnc 456- Register with the code you got as a SMS.
yowsup-cli registration --register 123456 --phone 49XXXXXXXX --cc 49 - List group chats, that you belong to.
yowsup-cli demos --yowsup -l 358505555555:base64-encoded-whatsapp-password/L
/groups list#Configuration Example configuration in config.json.
Backend configuration
Defines a backend, which is a IRC server or WhatsApp-account.
- Key: name for backend
- Value:
- type: "irc" or "whatsapp"
- phone (only for WhatsApp): phone number registered to WhatsApp (see [registering](.#Registering to WhatsApp))
- password (only for WhatsApp): password for WhatsApp account (see [registering](.#Registering to WhatsApp))
- server (only for IRC): server address
- port (only for IRC): server port
- nick (only for IRC): nickname to use in IRC
Group configuration
Defines a group. Messages will be sent from each specified message sink to all others.
- Key: name for group
- Value: array of message sinks
Message sink configuration
Defines a message sink, which can be an IRC-channel or WhatsApp group chat.
- backend: name of a backend defined in backend configuration
- channel: channel name to send the messages. eg. "#channel123" for IRC or "[email protected]" for WhatsApp