Feature/quote message n8n
📋 Description This PR addresses an issue where the quotedMessage information was missing from the payload sent to N8N webhooks. When a user replied to a message, the N8N workflow received the new message content but lacked the context of the quoted message, unlike the standard webhook behavior.
This change adds the quotedMessage field to the N8N payload, extracting it from msg.contextInfo.quotedMessage, ensuring that workflows can properly handle replies and context.
🧪 Type of Change ✨ New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) Manual testing completed Functionality verified in development environment and production environment No breaking changes introduced Tested with different connection types (if applicable) Testing Details: Verified that when a message is replied to in WhatsApp, the N8N webhook now receives the quotedMessage object containing the original message content.
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✅ Checklist My code follows the project's style guidelines I have performed a self-review of my code I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas I have made corresponding changes to the documentation My changes generate no new warnings I have manually tested my changes thoroughly I have verified the changes work with different scenarios Any dependent changes have been merged and published 📝 Additional Notes This aligns the N8N integration payload more closely with the standard webhook payload regarding quoted messages.
Summary by Sourcery
Enable N8N workflows to receive quoted message context when relaying WhatsApp replies and clean up code formatting in the proxy agent utility.
New Features:
- Include the quotedMessage field from msg.contextInfo in the payload sent to N8N webhooks
Enhancements:
- Standardize formatting and semicolon usage in the makeProxyAgent implementation with no functional changes
Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)
Reviewer's Guide
This PR ensures that when handling WhatsApp message replies, the original quoted message context is propagated through the N8N integration by extracting and including the quotedMessage field in the webhook payload, while also standardizing code style in the proxy agent utility.
Sequence diagram for WhatsApp reply message payload to N8N webhook
sequenceDiagram
participant User as actor User
participant WhatsApp
participant "Chatbot Service"
participant N8N
User->>WhatsApp: Reply to a message
WhatsApp->>"Chatbot Service": Send message with contextInfo.quotedMessage
"Chatbot Service"->>N8N: Send webhook payload (includes quotedMessage)
N8N->>"Chatbot Service": Process payload (now with quotedMessage)
Class diagram for updated N8nService payload structure
classDiagram
class N8nService {
+sendWebhookPayload(msg, instance)
}
class Message {
+key
+contextInfo
}
class ContextInfo {
+quotedMessage
}
N8nService --> Message : uses
Message --> ContextInfo : has
ContextInfo : quotedMessage
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Include quotedMessage in N8N webhook payload |
|
src/api/integrations/chatbot/n8n/services/n8n.service.ts |
| Standardize formatting and semicolon usage in proxy agent utility |
|
src/utils/makeProxyAgent.ts |
Possibly linked issues
- #Issue-1: PR ensures N8N webhooks receive quoted message context, directly addressing the reported N8N automation breakdown.
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fix the lint please, use npm run lint
I ran npm run lint and fixed all lint issues — that’s why the changes above appeared.
In that specific section:
module.exports = {
semi: true,
trailingComma: 'all',
singleQuote: true,
printWidth: 120,
arrowParens: 'always',
tabWidth: 2,
useTabs: false,
bracketSameLine: false,
bracketSpacing: true,
parser: 'typescript'
}
The project’s ESLint config has "semi": true, so semicolons are required.