whatsapp_server

This capability enables the server to handle incoming messages in real-time by utilizing WebSocket connections for low-latency communication. It processes messages through a non-blocking I/O model, allowing multiple connections to be handled simultaneously without performance degradation. The architecture is designed to scale horizontally, making it suitable for high-volume messaging scenarios.

This capability allows the server to manage multiple user sessions simultaneously, leveraging a session management system that tracks user states and message histories. It employs a unique identifier for each user session, enabling personalized interactions and efficient message routing. The architecture supports dynamic user joining and leaving without disrupting ongoing conversations.

This capability enables the server to receive and process webhook events from WhatsApp, allowing for automatic responses and actions based on incoming messages. It uses an event-driven architecture where each webhook event triggers specific handlers that can execute business logic or interact with other APIs. This design allows for extensibility and customization of message handling workflows.

This capability provides the ability to log all incoming and outgoing messages for analytics and auditing purposes. It utilizes a structured logging approach, storing messages in a database with timestamps and user identifiers. This enables developers to perform analytics on message patterns, user engagement, and system performance over time.

This capability allows the server to define and execute custom commands based on user input. It employs a command pattern architecture where commands are registered and executed dynamically based on user messages. This allows for the extension of functionality without modifying the core server code, enabling developers to easily add new commands.