scorpiox-whatsapp

WhatsApp CLI for sending/receiving messages via bridge

📡 Communication 🐧 Linux x64 🐧 Linux ARM64 🍎 macOS ARM64

📖 Overview

scorpiox-whatsapp is a command-line tool that enables sending and receiving WhatsApp messages through a bridge architecture. It connects to the WhatsApp messaging platform via libsxbridge, allowing automation of message workflows, scripted notifications, and integration with other ScorpioX tools from the terminal.

⚙️ Flags & Options (1)

Flag	Short	Description	Takes Value
`--session`	None	Specify the session name or ID for the WhatsApp bridge connection	Yes

💡 Usage Examples

Basic — Send a message

# Send a text message to a phone number

$ scorpiox-whatsapp --session default send +6421555123 "Hello from CLI"

Specify a named session

# Use a specific session for multi-account setups

$ scorpiox-whatsapp --session work send +6421555456 "Meeting at 3pm"

Receive / listen for messages

# Listen for incoming messages on the default session

$ scorpiox-whatsapp --session default receive

[2026-05-29 10:15:02] +6421555789: Hey, are you there?

[2026-05-29 10:15:18] +6421555789: Send me the report please

Pipe content from another tool

# Send server status as a WhatsApp message

$ scorpiox-usage --summary | scorpiox-whatsapp --session alerts send +6421555000

Integration with scorpiox-email

# Forward email notification to WhatsApp

$ scorpiox-email check --unread --format oneline | \

  scorpiox-whatsapp --session default send +6421555111

Automated alerting via cron

# Add to scorpiox-cron for periodic health notifications

$ scorpiox-cron add --every 30m \

  "scorpiox-whatsapp --session ops send +6421555222 \$(date): server OK"

🔧 Source & Build Info

Source File

scorpiox/scorpiox-whatsapp.c

Lines of Code

1,199

Dependencies

libsxbridge, libsxutil

scorpiox-whatsapp

📖 Overview

⚙️ Flags & Options (1)

💡 Usage Examples

🔧 Source & Build Info

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