neonize-qwenpaw 0.3.16.1

QwenPaw's fork of neonize with proto stubs regenerated against protoc 30.2 (gencode 6.30.2) so it cohabitates with protobuf 6.x ecosystems (grpcio-status, google-cloud-*, etc.). Upstream neonize ships stubs generated by protoc 32.1 which require protobuf runtime >= 7.34.1 and break those packages. Drop-in replacement: keeps the `neonize` import path unchanged.

🚀 Neonize

WhatsApp Automation Made Simple for Python

A powerful Python library built on top of Whatsmeow - enabling seamless WhatsApp automation with enterprise-grade performance

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Getting Started • Features • Examples • Documentation • Contributing

✨ What is Neonize?

Neonize is a cutting-edge Python library that transforms WhatsApp automation from complex to simple. Built on top of the robust Whatsmeow Go library, it delivers enterprise-grade performance with Python's ease of use and developer-friendly API.

🎯 Why Choose Neonize?

• 🔥 High Performance - Built with Go backend for maximum speed and efficiency
• 🐍 Python Native - Seamless integration with your existing Python ecosystem
• 🛡️ Enterprise Ready - Production-tested with robust error handling and reliability
• ⚡ Real-time - Handle messages, media, and events in real-time with async support
• 🔧 Easy Integration - Simple, intuitive API design for rapid development
• 📚 Well Documented - Comprehensive documentation with practical examples

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🌟 Features

Core Messaging

• ✅ Send and receive text messages
• ✅ Handle media files (images, videos, documents, audio)
• ✅ Group management and operations
• ✅ Real-time message events
• ✅ Message receipts and status tracking

Advanced Capabilities

• 🔐 End-to-end encryption support
• 🎯 Contact and user information retrieval
• 📞 Call event handling
• 🔔 Presence and typing indicators
• 📊 Polls and interactive messages
• 🚫 Blocklist management

Developer Experience

• 🔄 Event-driven architecture
• 📊 Built-in logging and debugging
• 🗄️ SQLite and PostgreSQL database support
• ⚡ Both synchronous and asynchronous APIs
• 🧪 Comprehensive examples and documentation

💎 Sponsors

We are grateful to our sponsors who help make Neonize possible. Their support enables us to continue developing and maintaining this open-source project for the community.

🤝 Become a Sponsor

Your sponsorship helps us:

• ⚡ Maintain and improve Neonize
• 🐛 Fix bugs and add new features
• 📚 Create better documentation
• 🔧 Provide community support
• 🚀 Keep the project free and open-source

Become a Sponsor →

Thank you to all our sponsors for believing in Neonize and supporting open-source development! 🙏

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.8 or higher
• Go 1.19+ (for building from source)

Installation

pip install neonize

Quick Start

from neonize.client import NewClient
from neonize.events import MessageEv, ConnectedEv, event

# Initialize client
client = NewClient("your_bot_name")

@client.event(ConnectedEv)
def on_connected(client: NewClient, event: ConnectedEv):
    print("🎉 Bot connected successfully!")

@client.event(MessageEv)
def on_message(client: NewClient, event: MessageEv):
    if event.message.conversation == "hi":
        client.reply_message("Hello! 👋", event.message)

# Start the bot
client.connect()
event.wait()  # Keep running

Async Version

import asyncio
from neonize.aioze.client import NewAClient
from neonize.aioze.events import MessageEv, ConnectedEv

client = NewAClient("async_bot")

@client.event(MessageEv)
async def on_message(client: NewAClient, event: MessageEv):
    if event.Message.conversation == "ping":
        await client.reply_message("pong! 🏓", event)

async def main():
    await client.connect()
    await client.idle()  # Keep receiving events

asyncio.run(main())

!!! important "Python 3.10+ Event Loop" Neonize uses asyncio.run() as the standard entry point. The event loop is automatically obtained via asyncio.get_running_loop() inside connect(). Do not use the deprecated asyncio.get_event_loop() or loop.run_until_complete() — these raise errors on Python 3.12+.

💡 Examples

📱 Basic Client Setup

from neonize.client import NewClient
from neonize.events import MessageEv, ConnectedEv, event
import logging

# Enable logging for debugging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)

# Initialize the WhatsApp client
client = NewClient(
    name="my-whatsapp-bot",
    database="./neonize.db"
)

# Handle successful connection
@client.event(ConnectedEv)
def on_connected(client: NewClient, event: ConnectedEv):
    print("🎉 Successfully connected to WhatsApp!")
    print(f"📱 Device: {event.device}")

# Start the client
client.connect()
event.wait()

💬 Sending Messages

from neonize.utils import build_jid

# Send simple text message
jid = build_jid("1234567890")
client.send_message(jid, text="Hello from Neonize! 🚀")

# Send image with caption
with open("image.jpg", "rb") as f:
    image_data = f.read()

image_msg = client.build_image_message(
    image_data,
    caption="Check out this amazing image! 📸",
    mime_type="image/jpeg"
)
client.send_message(jid, message=image_msg)

# Send document file
with open("document.pdf", "rb") as f:
    doc_data = f.read()

doc_msg = client.build_document_message(
    doc_data,
    filename="document.pdf",
    caption="Here is the document you requested",
    mime_type="application/pdf"
)
client.send_message(jid, message=doc_msg)

🎭 Message Event Handling

from neonize.events import MessageEv, ReceiptEv, PresenceEv
from datetime import datetime

# Handle incoming text messages
@client.event(MessageEv)
def on_message(client: NewClient, event: MessageEv):
    message_text = event.message.conversation
    sender_jid = event.info.message_source.sender
    chat_jid = event.info.message_source.chat
    
    print(f"📨 Received from {sender_jid}: {message_text}")
    
    # Auto-reply functionality
    if message_text and message_text.lower() == "hello":
        client.send_message(chat_jid, text="Hello there! 👋")
    elif message_text and message_text.lower() == "help":
        help_text = """
🤖 *Bot Commands:*
• hello - Get a greeting
• help - Show this help message
• time - Get current time
• joke - Get a random joke
"""
        client.send_message(chat_jid, text=help_text)
    elif message_text and message_text.lower() == "time":
        current_time = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
        client.send_message(chat_jid, text=f"🕐 Current time: {current_time}")

# Handle message receipts (delivery status)
@client.event(ReceiptEv)
def on_receipt(client: NewClient, event: ReceiptEv):
    print(f"📧 Message {event.receipt.type}: {event.message_ids}")

# Handle typing indicators
@client.event(PresenceEv)
def on_presence(client: NewClient, event: PresenceEv):
    chat = event.message_source.chat
    participant = event.message_source.sender
    print(f"💬 {participant} is {event.presence} in {chat}")

👥 Group Management

from neonize.utils import build_jid

# Create a new group
participants = [
    build_jid("1234567890"),
    build_jid("0987654321"),
]

group_info = client.create_group(
    "My Awesome Group 🚀",
    participants
)
print(f"🎉 Group created: {group_info.jid}")

# Get group information
group_info = client.get_group_info(group_jid)
print(f"📋 Group Name: {group_info.group_name}")
print(f"📝 Description: {group_info.group_desc}")
print(f"👥 Participants: {len(group_info.participants)}")

# Add participants to group
client.update_group_participants(
    group_jid,
    [user_jid],
    "add"
)

# Remove participants from group
client.update_group_participants(
    group_jid,
    [user_jid],
    "remove"
)

# Update group name
client.update_group_name(
    group_jid,
    "New Group Name 🎯"
)

# Update group description
client.update_group_description(
    group_jid,
    "This is our updated group description"
)

🔍 Contact & Profile Management

# Get user profile information
profile = client.get_profile_picture(
    user_jid,
    full_resolution=True
)
print(f"👤 Profile picture URL: {profile.url}")
print(f"🆔 Profile ID: {profile.id}")

# Update your own status
client.set_presence("available")
print("✅ Status updated to available")

# Check if contacts are on WhatsApp
contacts = ["1234567890", "0987654321", "1122334455"]
registered_contacts = client.is_on_whatsapp(contacts)

for contact in registered_contacts:
    if contact.is_in:
        print(f"✅ {contact.jid} is on WhatsApp")
    else:
        print(f"❌ {contact.query} is not on WhatsApp")

📊 Polls & Interactive Messages

from neonize.utils.enum import VoteType

# Create a poll
poll_msg = client.build_poll_vote_creation(
    "What's your favorite programming language?",
    ["Python 🐍", "Go 🚀", "JavaScript 💛", "Rust 🦀"],
    VoteType.SINGLE_SELECT
)
client.send_message(chat_jid, message=poll_msg)

# Handle poll responses
@client.event(MessageEv)
def on_poll_vote(client: NewClient, event: MessageEv):
    voter = event.info.message_source.sender
    selected_options = event.message.poll_update_message.vote.selected_options
    print(f"📊 {voter} voted for: {selected_options}")

🏗️ Project Structure

neonize/
├── examples/
│   ├── async_basic.py
│   ├── basic.py
│   ├── multisession_async.py
│   ├── multisession.py
│   └── paircode.py
├── goneonize/
│   ├── build_python_proto.py
│   ├── chat_settings_store.go
│   ├── contact_store.go
│   ├── go.mod
│   ├── go.sum
│   ├── main.go
│   └── defproto/
├── neonize/
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── client.py
│   ├── events.py
│   ├── types.py
│   ├── aioze/          # Async client
│   ├── proto/          # Protocol buffers
│   └── utils/          # Helper utilities
├── docs/
│   ├── conf.py
│   ├── index.rst
│   └── getstarted.rst
└── tools/              # Build and development tools

📖 Documentation

Core Classes

• NewClient - Main synchronous WhatsApp client
• NewAClient - Asynchronous WhatsApp client
• Event System - Event handling and types
• Protocol Buffers - WhatsApp message definitions
• Utilities - Helper functions and enums

Event System

The event system in Neonize is built around decorators and type-safe events:

# Synchronous event handling
@client.event(MessageEv)
def on_message(client: NewClient, event: MessageEv):
    handle_message(event)

@client.event(ReceiptEv)
def on_receipt(client: NewClient, event: ReceiptEv):
    handle_receipt(event)

# Asynchronous event handling
@async_client.event(MessageEv)
async def on_message(client: NewAClient, event: MessageEv):
    await handle_message_async(event)

Database Support

Neonize supports multiple database backends for storing session data:

# SQLite (default)
client = NewClient("bot_name", database="./app.db")

# PostgreSQL (recommended for production)
client = NewClient("bot_name", database="postgres://user:pass@localhost/dbname")

# In-memory (for testing)
client = NewClient("bot_name", database=":memory:")

Multi-Session Support

Handle multiple WhatsApp accounts simultaneously:

import asyncio
from neonize.aioze.client import ClientFactory, NewAClient
from neonize.aioze.events import MessageEv, ConnectedEv

client_factory = ClientFactory("multisession.db")

# Load existing sessions from database
for device in client_factory.get_all_devices():
    client_factory.new_client(device.JID)

# Register shared event handlers
@client_factory.event(ConnectedEv)
async def on_connected(client: NewAClient, event: ConnectedEv):
    print(f"⚡ Client connected")

@client_factory.event(MessageEv)
async def on_message(client: NewAClient, event: MessageEv):
    text = event.Message.conversation
    if text == "ping":
        await client.reply_message("pong!", event)

async def main():
    await client_factory.run()      # connect() all clients
    await client_factory.idle_all()  # keep running

asyncio.run(main())

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add amazing feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature/amazing-feature
5. Open a Pull Request

Development Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/krypton-byte/neonize.git
cd neonize

# Install dependencies with Poetry
poetry install --with dev

# Or install with pip in development mode
pip install -e .

# Run the basic example
python examples/basic.py

# Run tests
python -m pytest

# Build documentation
cd docs && make html

Code Standards

• Follow PEP 8 for Python code style
• Use type hints for better code documentation
• Write comprehensive tests for new features
• Update documentation for API changes
• Ensure backward compatibility when possible

🗄️ Database Configuration

SQLite (Default)

Perfect for development and small-scale deployments:

client = NewClient("my_bot", database="./whatsapp.db")

PostgreSQL (Production Recommended)

For high-performance and scalable applications:

# Basic connection
client = NewClient("my_bot", database="postgres://username:password@localhost:5432/dbname")

# With SSL disabled
client = NewClient("my_bot", database="postgres://username:password@localhost:5432/dbname?sslmode=disable")

# With SSL required
client = NewClient("my_bot", database="postgres://username:password@localhost:5432/dbname?sslmode=require")

Connection Pool Settings

For production applications, configure connection pooling:

database_url = "postgres://user:pass@localhost:5432/neonize?pool_min_conns=5&pool_max_conns=20"
client = NewClient("production_bot", database=database_url)

🚀 Quick Integration

With FastAPI

from contextlib import asynccontextmanager
from fastapi import FastAPI
from neonize.aioze.client import NewAClient
from neonize.aioze.events import MessageEv
from neonize.utils.jid import build_jid

whatsapp_client = NewAClient("fastapi_bot")

@whatsapp_client.event(MessageEv)
async def on_message(client: NewAClient, event: MessageEv):
    if event.Message.conversation == "/api_status":
        await client.reply_message("API is running! ✅", event)

@asynccontextmanager
async def lifespan(app: FastAPI):
    # connect() automatically picks up the running event loop
    await whatsapp_client.connect()
    yield
    await whatsapp_client.disconnect()

app = FastAPI(lifespan=lifespan)

@app.get("/send-message")
async def send_message(phone: str, message: str):
    jid = build_jid(phone)
    await whatsapp_client.send_message(jid, message)
    return {"status": "sent"}

With Django

# apps.py
from django.apps import AppConfig
from neonize.client import NewClient
import threading

class WhatsAppConfig(AppConfig):
    name = 'whatsapp_integration'
    
    def ready(self):
        self.whatsapp_client = NewClient("django_bot")
        thread = threading.Thread(target=self.whatsapp_client.connect)
        thread.daemon = True
        thread.start()

With Flask

from flask import Flask, request, jsonify
from neonize.client import NewClient
import threading

app = Flask(__name__)
whatsapp_client = NewClient("flask_bot")

@app.route('/webhook', methods=['POST'])
def webhook():
    data = request.json
    phone = data.get('phone')
    message = data.get('message')
    
    if phone and message:
        jid = build_jid(phone)
        whatsapp_client.send_message(jid, text=message)
        return jsonify({"status": "success"})
    
    return jsonify({"status": "error"}), 400

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # Start WhatsApp client in background
    thread = threading.Thread(target=whatsapp_client.connect)
    thread.daemon = True
    thread.start()
    
    app.run(debug=True)

📄 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.

🙏 Acknowledgments

• Whatsmeow - The powerful Go library that powers Neonize
• Thundra - Companion library for easy bot creation
• Python Community - For the amazing ecosystem and support
• Contributors - All the developers who have contributed to this project

📞 Support

• 📧 Issues: GitHub Issues
• 💬 Discussions: GitHub Discussions
• 📚 Documentation: Full Documentation
• 🔗 Related Projects: Thundra Framework

🌟 Introducing Tryx

Looking for another powerful tool for WhatsApp automation? Check out Tryx — a Rust-powered Python SDK designed for building WhatsApp automations with an async-first API, strong typing, and production-focused performance.

Why Tryx?

• Async-first architecture for event-driven bots
• Python-friendly API with namespace-based clients
• High-performance native core for protocol and transport workloads
• Typed interfaces for better editor support and safer integrations

Tryx combines the best of:

• Rust for protocol and runtime-heavy paths
• PyO3 for Python bindings
• Tokio for async orchestration
• Typed Python package distribution (.pyi + py.typed)

Note: This project is an independent developer SDK and is not affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta.

For more details, visit the Tryx repository.

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🌟 Related Projects

• Thundra - High-level bot framework built on Neonize
• Neonize Dart - Dart/Flutter wrapper for Neonize
• Whatsmeow - Go WhatsApp Web API library
• Tryx - Rust-powered Python SDK for WhatsApp automation

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