whalibmob 5.5.44 → 5.5.45

package/lib/DeviceManager.js

@@ -59,6 +59,29 @@ function phoneFromJid(jid) {
   return user;
 }
 
+// ─── JID object → string (device-preserving) ─────────────────────────────────
+//
+// The WA binary decoder produces AD_JID objects with shape:
+//   { user: 'N', agent: A, device: D, server: 's.whatsapp.net' }
+// The built-in toString() on these objects returns "N@server" — dropping the
+// device number.  Always use jidObjToStr() when stringifying a JID that may
+// have come from the binary decoder (e.g. response node attrs.jid).
+//
+// This is the root cause of the multi-device fanout bug: fetchBundles was
+// calling String(jidRaw) and getting the same "N@s.whatsapp.net" key for all
+// four response bundles (device 0, 13, 14, 15), causing the Map to overwrite
+// itself three times and return count=1 instead of count=4.
+//
+function jidObjToStr(jidRaw) {
+  if (typeof jidRaw === 'string') return jidRaw;
+  if (!jidRaw) return '';
+  const user   = String(jidRaw.user   || '');
+  const server = String(jidRaw.server || 's.whatsapp.net');
+  const device = parseInt(jidRaw.device, 10) || 0;
+  if (device > 0) return `${user}:${device}@${server}`;
+  return `${user}@${server}`;
+}
+
 // ─── Bundle parsing ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
 function findChild(node, desc) {
@@ -353,8 +376,11 @@ class DeviceManager {
       if (!userNode || userNode.description !== 'user') continue;
       const jidRaw = userNode.attrs && userNode.attrs.jid;
       if (!jidRaw) continue;
-      // Always normalise to a string key so Map lookups are consistent
-      const jidStr = String(jidRaw);
+      // Use jidObjToStr (NOT String()) so the device number is preserved from
+      // the binary-decoded AD_JID object.  String() / toString() only returns
+      // "user@server", losing the ":device" part — which caused all 4 per-device
+      // bundles to overwrite each other in the Map, producing count=1.
+      const jidStr = jidObjToStr(jidRaw);
       _whaDbg('[DBG] FETCH_BUNDLES_USER jid=' + jidStr +
         ' childTags=' + (Array.isArray(userNode.content)
           ? userNode.content.map(c => c && c.description).filter(Boolean).join(',')
@@ -689,31 +715,66 @@ class DeviceManager {
     }
 
     if (allowPkmsg && fetchJids.length > 0) {
-      const bundles = await this.fetchBundles(fetchJids);
-      for (const [jid, bundle] of bundles) {
+      // ── parseAndInjectE2ESessions pattern (Baileys-equivalent) ─────────────
+      //
+      // The WA server responds to bundle-fetch IQs for LID device JIDs
+      // (e.g. 112713111982325:13@lid) only for device 0 — device-specific
+      // @lid JIDs are silently ignored and the server returns a single bundle
+      // for the primary device only.
+      //
+      // SOLUTION: fetch bundles using PN (phone number) AD_JID format instead
+      // — the server responds to "40756469325:13@s.whatsapp.net" correctly and
+      // returns all four device bundles.  We then build the Signal sessions
+      // keyed by the corresponding LID device JID ("112713111982325:13@lid")
+      // so that MessageSender finds them when encrypting for the @lid routing
+      // address.  This is the same principle as Baileys' parseAndInjectE2ESessions:
+      // separate "where to fetch the bundle from" and "what JID to key the session under".
+      //
+      const pnForLid = this._client._lidToPn && this._client._lidToPn.get(lidUser);
+
+      let bundleFetchJids;
+      if (pnForLid) {
+        // Build PN AD_JID fetch list matching each LID device JID by device number.
+        bundleFetchJids = fetchJids.map(lidDevJid => {
+          const { device } = stripUser(lidDevJid);
+          return makeDeviceJid(pnForLid, device);
+        });
+        _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_PN_FETCH pn=' + pnForLid +
+          ' jids=[' + bundleFetchJids.join(',') + ']\n');
+      } else {
+        // No PN known — fall back to LID JIDs (may only return device 0)
+        bundleFetchJids = fetchJids;
+        _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_FALLBACK_FETCH no-pn jids=[' + fetchJids.join(',') + ']\n');
+      }
+
+      const bundles = await this.fetchBundles(bundleFetchJids);
+
+      for (const [bundleJid, bundle] of bundles) {
+        // Determine the LID session JID for this device.
+        // If we fetched by PN, bundleJid is "40756469325:13@s.whatsapp.net"
+        // → extract device number → build "112713111982325:13@lid"
+        // If we fetched by LID, bundleJid is "112713111982325@s.whatsapp.net"
+        // → strip server → append @lid
+        let lidDevJid;
+        if (pnForLid) {
+          const { device } = stripUser(bundleJid);
+          lidDevJid = makeDeviceJid(lidUser, device, 'lid');
+        } else {
+          const jidBase = bundleJid.replace(/@(?:s\.whatsapp\.net|lid)$/, '');
+          lidDevJid = jidBase + '@lid';
+        }
+
         try {
-          await signalProto.buildSessionFromBundle(jid, bundle);
-          // ── CRITICAL: remap bundle JID back to @lid format ────────────────────
-          // fetchBundles always returns JIDs in @s.whatsapp.net format (because the
-          // WA server uses its own AD_JID / JID_PAIR encoding in responses).
-          // But the outer <message to="lidUser@lid"> requires ALL participant <to>
-          // nodes to also use @lid format — mixing @s.whatsapp.net participants with
-          // a @lid routing address causes the server to close the connection.
-          //
-          // The Signal session address is keyed only by (user, device) — the @server
-          // suffix is stripped by jidToAddress() — so the session is reachable via
-          // either @lid or @s.whatsapp.net.  We push the @lid form so the participants
-          // node is consistent with the routing.
-          //
-          // Mapping: strip @s.whatsapp.net / @lid suffix from jid, re-append @lid
-          // e.g. "112713111982325@s.whatsapp.net"   → "112713111982325@lid"
-          //      "112713111982325:2@s.whatsapp.net" → "112713111982325:2@lid"
-          const jidBase = jid.replace(/@(?:s\.whatsapp\.net|lid)$/, '');
-          const lidJidForDevice = jidBase + '@lid';
-          readyJids.push(lidJidForDevice);
-          _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_SESSION_BUILT jid=' + jid + ' → participant=' + lidJidForDevice);
+          // Build (or overwrite) the Signal session keyed by the LID device JID.
+          // The session address is (user, device) — @server suffix is stripped
+          // internally — so "112713111982325:13@lid" and "112713111982325:13@s.whatsapp.net"
+          // resolve to the same Signal address.  We always push @lid form so the
+          // participants node is consistent with the outer message routing address.
+          await signalProto.buildSessionFromBundle(lidDevJid, bundle);
+          readyJids.push(lidDevJid);
+          _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_SESSION_BUILT bundle=' + bundleJid + ' → participant=' + lidDevJid);
         } catch (e) {
-          _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_SESSION_ERR jid=' + jid + ' err=' + e.message);
+          _whaDbg('[DBG] LID_SESSION_ERR jid=' + lidDevJid + ' err=' + e.message);
         }
       }
     }

package/package.json

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
-
 {
   "name": "whalibmob",
-  "version": "5.5.44",
+  "version": "5.5.45",
   "description": "WhatsApp library for interaction with WhatsApp Mobile API no web",
   "author": "Kunboruto50",
   "main": "index.js",

package/.env.example

@@ -1,49 +0,0 @@
-# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-# whalibmob — Device Emulation Configuration
-# Copy this file to .env in your project root and set the values you need.
-# All variables are optional; defaults emulate an iPhone 15 Pro running iOS 17.
-# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
-# Operating system to emulate.  Accepted values: ios | android
-# Default: ios
-# WA_OS=android
-
-# Named device profile.
-#
-# iOS profiles (WA_OS=ios):
-#   iphone_15_pro, iphone_15, iphone_14_pro, iphone_14, iphone_13_pro,
-#   iphone_13, iphone_12_pro, iphone_12, iphone_11_pro, iphone_11,
-#   iphone_se3, iphone_xs
-#
-# Android profiles (WA_OS=android):
-#   pixel_8_pro, pixel_8, pixel_7, pixel_7a,
-#   samsung_s24_ultra, samsung_s24, samsung_s23_ultra, samsung_s23, samsung_a55,
-#   oneplus_12, oneplus_11, xiaomi_14, xiaomi_13, oppo_find_x7, realme_gt5
-#
-# Default: iphone_15_pro  (or pixel_8_pro when WA_OS=android)
-# WA_DEVICE=pixel_8_pro
-
-# ── Custom device overrides (applied on top of the selected profile) ─────────
-# Use these to fine-tune any field without creating a new profile.
-
-# WA_DEVICE_MODEL=SM-S928B
-# WA_DEVICE_MANUFACTURER=samsung
-# WA_DEVICE_OS_VERSION=14
-# WA_DEVICE_BUILD=UP1A.231005.007
-# WA_DEVICE_MODEL_ID=samsung-sm-s928b
-
-# ── Version & token overrides ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
-# Pin the WhatsApp version string instead of fetching the latest from the store.
-# Format: 2.x.x.x  (four-part)
-# WA_VERSION=2.24.13.80
-
-# Override the static token used in registration token computation.
-# Only needed if WhatsApp rotates the bundled token.
-# WA_STATIC_TOKEN=Y29Cs6AVNR2bj5PBeKSYFd1nAKuvNQ3h
-
-# ── Proxy / Tor ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
-# Route registration HTTP traffic through a SOCKS5 proxy or Tor.
-# TOR_PROXY=socks5://127.0.0.1:9050
-# SOCKS_PROXY=socks5://user:pass@proxy.example.com:1080