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wakuy-store

v1.0.2

Published

Minimal Baileys data storage for your favorite DBMS built with Prisma

Downloads

7

Readme

🚨 NOTICE: @adiwajshing/baileys If you use bailey store in this version it is already updated with the lib https://github.com/WhiskeySockets/Baileys . Hope that help ❤️


Baileys Store

Minimal Baileys data storage for your favorite DBMS built with Prisma. This library is a simple handler for Baileys event emitter that will listen and update your data in the database

Requirements

  • Prisma version 4.7.x or higher
  • Baileys version 5.x.x or higher

Supported Databases

  • MySQL and PostgreSQL database should support the default schema out of the box
  • For CockroachDB, you need to do this small change in the schema file
model Session {
  pkId      BigInt    @id @default(autoincrement())
  sessionId String
  id        String
-  data      String @db.Text
+  data      String

  @@unique([sessionId, id], map: "unique_id_per_session_id_session")
  @@index([sessionId])
}
  • For MongoDB, you need to follow this convention and update the pkId field. Then follow the previous CockroachDB guide
  • SQLite and SQL Server database are not supported since they didn't support Prisma's JSON scalar type

Installation

# Using npm
npm i @wakuy/baileys-store

# Using yarn
yarn add @wakuy/baileys-store

Setup

Before you can actually use this library, you have to setup your database first

  1. Copy the .env.example file from this repository or from the node_modules directory (should be located at node_modules/@ookamiiixd/baileys-store/.env.example). Rename it into .env and then update your connection url in the DATABASE_URL field
  2. Copy the prisma directory from this repository or from the node_modules directory (should be located at node_modules/@ookamiiixd/baileys-store/prisma/). Additionaly, you may want to update your provider in the schema.prisma file if you're not using MySQL database
  3. Run your migration

Usage

import pino from 'pino';
import makeWASocket from '@adiwajshing/baileys';
import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client';
import { initStore, Store } from '@wakuy/baileys-store';

const logger = pino();
const socket = makeWASocket();
const prisma = new PrismaClient();

// You only need to run this once
initStore({
  prisma, // Prisma client instance
  logger, // Pino logger (Optional)
});

// Create a store and start listening to the events
const store = new Store('unique-session-id-here', socket.ev);

// That's it, you can now query from the prisma client without having to worry about handling the events
const messages = prisma.message.findMany();

Contributing

PRs, issues, suggestions, etc are welcome. Please kindly open a new issue to discuss it