| Repository | Language | Multi‑Device Support | Notes | |------------|----------|----------------------|-------| | WhiskeySockets/Baileys | TypeScript/Node.js | ✅ Full | The most popular library today. Many ready‑to‑use bots are based on Baileys. | | open-wa/wa-automate-nodejs | Node.js | ✅ (since v4) | Mature, good documentation. | | tuhinpal/WhatsAsena | JavaScript | ✅ (Baileys fork) | Feature‑rich bot with many commands. | | adiwajshing/Baileys (original) | Node.js | ✅ | The core library – you’ll need to build your own bot logic. |
Detach with Ctrl+B , then D . Reattach later with tmux attach -t bot . Even if you exit Termux, tmux keeps running as long as Termux’s service isn’t killed . bot whatsapp termux github
Regularly pull down updates from the upstream GitHub repository to ensure your bot uses the latest, most secure version of the underlying connection protocols: git pull Use code with caution. | Repository | Language | Multi‑Device Support |
pkg install tmux tmux new -s bot cd ~/WhatsAsena node index.js | | tuhinpal/WhatsAsena | JavaScript | ✅ (Baileys
To create a WhatsApp bot using Termux and GitHub, you'll need to set up Termux on your Android device. Here's how:
git clone https://github.com/TheSpex/Whatsapp-bot.git cd Whatsapp-bot