slidge-whatsapp
A feature-rich WhatsApp to XMPP puppeteering gateway, based on slidge and whatsmeow.
slidge-whatsapp lets you chat with users of WhatsApp without leaving your favorite XMPP client.
Quickstart
docker run codeberg.org/slidge/slidge-whatsapp \ # works with podman too
--jid whatsapp.example.org \ # can be whatever you want it to be
--secret some-secret \ # must match your XMPP server config
--home-dir /somewhere/writeable # for data persistence
Use the :latest-amd64 tag for the latest release, :vX.X.X-amd64 for release X.X.X, and :main-amd64
for the bleeding edge.-arm64 images are also available.
If you do not like containers, other installation methods are detailed in the docs.
Documentation
Hosted on codeberg pages.
Contributing
Contributions are very welcome, and we tried our best to make it easy to start hacking on slidge-whatsapp. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
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