@open-wa/wa-automate-types-only/dist/api/model/index.d.ts

Types generated from the @open-wa/wa-automate package

export * from './chat';
export * from './call';
export * from './contact';
export * from './message';
export * from './errors';
export * from './events';
export * from './product';
export * from './reactions';
/**
 * Client status
 * @readonly
 * @enum {number}
 */
export declare enum Status {
    INITIALIZING = 0,
    AUTHENTICATING = 1,
    READY = 3
}
/**
 * Events that can be emitted by the client
 * @readonly
 * @enum {string}
 */
export declare enum Events {
    AUTHENTICATED = "authenticated",
    AUTHENTICATION_FAILURE = "auth_failure",
    READY = "ready",
    MESSAGE_RECEIVED = "message",
    MESSAGE_CREATE = "message_create",
    MESSAGE_REVOKED_EVERYONE = "message_revoke_everyone",
    MESSAGE_REVOKED_ME = "message_revoke_me",
    MESSAGE_ACK = "message_ack",
    GROUP_JOIN = "group_join",
    GROUP_LEAVE = "group_leave",
    GROUP_UPDATE = "group_update",
    QR_RECEIVED = "qr",
    DISCONNECTED = "disconnected",
    STATE_CHANGED = "change_state"
}
/**
 * The state of the WA Web session. You can listen to session state changes using [[onStateChanged]]. Just to be clear, some of these states aren't understood completely.
 * @readonly
 * @enum {string}
 */
export declare enum STATE {
    /**
     * Another WA web session has been opened for this account somewhere else.
     */
    CONFLICT = "CONFLICT",
    /**
     * The session is successfully connected and ready to send and receive messages.
     */
    CONNECTED = "CONNECTED",
    /**
     * WA web updates every fortnight (or so). This state would be emitted then.
     */
    DEPRECATED_VERSION = "DEPRECATED_VERSION",
    /**
     * This probably shows up when reloading an already authenticated session.
     */
    OPENING = "OPENING",
    /**
     * This probably shows up immediately after the QR code is scanned
     */
    PAIRING = "PAIRING",
    /**
     * This state probably represented a block on the proxy address your app is using.
     */
    PROXYBLOCK = "PROXYBLOCK",
    /**
     * This usually shows up when the session has been blocked by WA due to some issue with the browser/user agent. This is a different version of a Terms of Service Block from what we know. It may also show up when the host account is banned.
     */
    SMB_TOS_BLOCK = "SMB_TOS_BLOCK",
    /**
     * The trigger for this state is as of yet unknown
     */
    TIMEOUT = "TIMEOUT",
    /**
     * This usually shows up when the session has been blocked by WA due to some issue with the browser/user agent. It literally stands for Terms of Service Block. It may also show up when the host account is banned.
     */
    TOS_BLOCK = "TOS_BLOCK",
    /**
     * The same (probably replacement) for CONFLICT
     */
    UNLAUNCHED = "UNLAUNCHED",
    /**
     * When `UNPAIRED` the page is waiting for a QR Code scan. If your state becomes `UNPAIRED` then the session is most likely signed out by the host account.
     */
    UNPAIRED = "UNPAIRED",
    /**
     * This state is fired when the QR code has not been scanned for a long time (about 1 minute). On the page it will show "Click to reload QR code"
     */
    UNPAIRED_IDLE = "UNPAIRED_IDLE",
    /**
     * This is fired when the QR code is scanned
     */
    SYNCING = "SYNCING",
    /**
     * This is fired when the connection between web and the host account primary device is disconnected. This is fired frequently to save battery.
     */
    DISCONNECTED = "DISCONNECTED"
}
export type EasyApiResponse = {
    success: boolean;
    response: any;
};
export * from './config';
export * from './media';
export * from './aliases';
export * from './label';