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Pandora is an open-source web client for the WAHA API.

Features

• Contact list¹
• Chat screen²
• Sending messages
• Sending polls
• Receiving messages (WebSocket)³
• Receiving polls
• Answering polls
• Sending audio messages
• Sending attachments (sends image/video as such)⁴
• Notification sound⁵
• Browser notification
• Download attachments
• Automatically download images⁶
• Local message storing
• Message encryption
• Light and dark theme
• Custom wallpaper
• Message reply
• User mentioning
• Playing audio messages
• Images preview (zoom & pan)
• Desktop interface

1. Does not show contact name in any engine other than WEBJS
2. Loads the last 40 messages, more through pagination
3. Will not contain contact name in groups if you're in any engine other than WEBJS
4. You will receive a duplicate of your attachment in any engine other than WEBJS
5. Allow autoplay to avoid blocking
6. Only on WEBJS engine

Setup

1. Check WAHA Docs to setup WAHA
2. Serve Pandora in any HTTP server. If serving through HTTPS, the WAHA server should also be served as such, or else you'll get mixed-content error
3. It works better with WEBJS engine
4. Access Pandora and point it to your WAHA server in the configuraton wizard
5. You should probably be good to go

Frequently Asked Questions

Why?

Because WhatsApp won't run on my phone with LineageOS. Seems like the APK from WhatsApp's own website doesn't count official. Sadly there are places in the world where you need this bullshit application to be a functional human being.

Will this get me banned?

It's against WhatsApp TOS, though it mocks message typing and should not be identified so easily. I haven't got myself nor heard anyone getting in trouble for using WAHA correctly.

How it works

Pure magic. (Mocks a WhatsApp Web session)