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OrderMessage details
I working on a feature and I need to get a order message and get the order details, I'd like to know if is it possible to get this content? Today only some information arrived, how total quantity and price.
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You need to implement a function to get the order details by passing orderId go-whatsapp. I believe the ways of implementation are similar. Multi Device
You need to implement a function to get the order details by passing orderId go-whatsapp. I believe the ways of implementation are similar. Multi Device
I tried using the go-whatsapp idea
Implemented it this way, but it's resulting in timeout, some idea how to solve it?
Att
You need to implement a function to get the order details by passing orderId go-whatsapp. I believe the ways of implementation are similar. Multi Device
I tried using the go-whatsapp idea
Implemented it this way, but it's resulting in timeout, some idea how to solve it?
Att
@Romerito007
You need to implement a function to get the order details by passing orderId go-whatsapp. I believe the ways of implementation are similar. Multi Device
I tried using the go-whatsapp idea
@Romerito007
It's not tested yet but i think it's something like this
func (cli *Client) GetOrderdetails(smax_id, pid, token string) {
attrs := waBinary.Attrs{
"smax_id": smax_id,
}
orderNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "fb:thrift_i",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
ID: cli.generateRequestID(),
Attrs: attrs,
Content: []waBinary.Node{{
Tag: "order",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"op": "get",
"id": pid,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "token",
Content: []byte(token),
},
{
Tag: "image_dimensions",
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "width",
Content: []byte("88"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Content: []byte("88"),
},
},
},
},
}},
})
}
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
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}
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}
]
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
I only know these two tools.
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
I only know these two tools.
I see, Any idea how I can convert bytes to string?
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
I only know these two tools.
I see, Any idea how I can convert bytes to string?
@Ased2235 to converto byte array in string
var array []byte .... str := string(array)
was trying to run this parser to check how to run the query WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer
That tool didn't work for me, do you have another one which i can use? I'm using javascript but idk now to decode unit8bytes.
I only know these two tools.
I see, Any idea how I can convert bytes to string?
@Ased2235 to converto byte array in string
var array []byte .... str := string(array)
I already tried it but it's not working.
You need to implement a function to get the order details by passing orderId go-whatsapp. I believe the ways of implementation are similar. Multi Device
I tried using the go-whatsapp idea
@Romerito007
It's not tested yet but i think it's something like this
func (cli *Client) GetOrderdetails(smax_id, pid, token string) { attrs := waBinary.Attrs{ "smax_id": smax_id, } orderNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{ Namespace: "fb:thrift_i", Type: "get", To: types.ServerJID, ID: cli.generateRequestID(), Attrs: attrs, Content: []waBinary.Node{{ Tag: "order", Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{ "op": "get", "id": pid, }, Content: []waBinary.Node{ { Tag: "token", Content: []byte(token), }, { Tag: "image_dimensions", Content: []waBinary.Node{ { Tag: "width", Content: []byte("88"), }, { Tag: "height", Content: []byte("88"), }, }, }, }, }}, }) }
What is smax_id ?
i got
unknown field 'attrs' in struct literal of type infoQuery
Has anyone succeeded in getting a detailed order?
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details. Add smax_id properties in infoQuery struct
func (cli *Client) GetCatalog(jid types.JID, limit int) (*waBinary.Node, error) {
catalogNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "w:biz:catalog",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "product_catalog",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"jid": jid,
"allow_shop_source": true,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "limit",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("10"),
},
{
Tag: "width",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
},
},
},
},
})
fmt.Println(catalogNode.XMLString())
return catalogNode, err
}
func (cli *Client) GetOrderDetails(id, orderId, tokenBase64 string) (*waBinary.Node, error) {
detailsNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "fb:thrift_iq",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
SmaxId: id,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "order",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"op": "get",
"id": orderId,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "image_dimensions",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "width",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
},
},
},
{
Tag: "token",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte(tokenBase64),
},
},
},
},
})
fmt.Println(detailsNode.XMLString())
return detailsNode, err
}
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details
Any thought what it is not working with me, I even tried same order id and token from your results, but got an error after long time of waiting!
id := "718623112830121"
token := "AR7n3JWSCzAAN+eAY/hX/D/ak4fZ+pFRlieHmuNV1GcDtw=="
fmt.Println("id:", id, "token:", token)
details, err := global.Cli.GetOrderDetails("5", id, token)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error:", err)
} else {
fmt.Println(*details)
}
Bash
PS D:\WhatsApp> go run github.io/hajsf/whatsapp
id: 718623112830121 token: AR7n3JWSCzAAN+eAY/hX/D/ak4fZ+pFRlieHmuNV1GcDtw==
panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
[signal 0xc0000005 code=0x0 addr=0x18 pc=0x7ff63491de2d]
goroutine 1 [running]:
go.mau.fi/whatsmeow/binary.(*Node).contentString(0x0)
D:/Development/gopath/pkg/mod/go.mau.fi/[email protected]/binary/xml.go:66 +0x4d
go.mau.fi/whatsmeow/binary.(*Node).XMLString(0x0)
D:/Development/gopath/pkg/mod/go.mau.fi/[email protected]/binary/xml.go:26 +0x33
go.mau.fi/whatsmeow.(*Client).GetOrderDetails(0x7ff634e571e0?, {0x7ff634d83166, 0x1}, {0x7ff634d884a0, 0xf}, {0x7ff634da213c, 0x30})
D:/Development/gopath/pkg/mod/go.mau.fi/[email protected]/orderdetails.go:48 +0x525
main.main()
D:/WhatsApp/main.go:158 +0xcb0
exit status 2
The changes I made to the whatsmeow code are:
package whatsmeow
import (
"fmt"
waBinary "go.mau.fi/whatsmeow/binary"
"go.mau.fi/whatsmeow/types"
)
func (cli *Client) GetOrderDetails(id, orderId, tokenBase64 string) (*waBinary.Node, error) {
detailsNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "fb:thrift_iq",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
SmaxId: id,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "order",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"op": "get",
"id": orderId,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "image_dimensions",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "width",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
},
},
},
{
Tag: "token",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte(tokenBase64),
},
},
},
},
})
fmt.Println(detailsNode.XMLString())
return detailsNode, err
}
And
type infoQuery struct {
Namespace string
Type infoQueryType
To types.JID
Target types.JID
ID string
SmaxId string
Content interface{}
Timeout time.Duration
Context context.Context
}
The orderdetails.go:48 is:
fmt.Println(detailsNode.XMLString())
I disabled that line, and got:
PS D:\WhatsApp> go run github.io/hajsf/whatsapp
id: 718623112830121 token: AR7n3JWSCzAAN+eAY/hX/D/ak4fZ+pFRlieHmuNV1GcDtw==
Error: info query timed out
You need to have an order to get the detail
I made it as:
func (cli *Client) sendIQAsync(query infoQuery) (<-chan *waBinary.Node, error) {
attrs := waBinary.Attrs{
"id": query.ID,
"xmlns": query.Namespace,
"type": string(query.Type),
"smax_Id": query.SmaxId,
}
}
And got:
PS D:\WhatsApp> go run github.io/hajsf/whatsapp
id: 718623112830121 token: AR7n3JWSCzAAN+eAY/hX/D/ak4fZ+pFRlieHmuNV1GcDtw==
Error: websocket disconnected before info query returned response
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Can you pls check your code with my below data, for some reason I'm not getting the required output:
id: 1161725727959481 token: AR6duMDDW0tAjzlJQe7ck4eI2Fm7bC4w8O/Np32y1wdPeA==
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Can you pls check your code with my below data, for some reason I'm not getting the required output:
id: 1161725727959481 token: AR6duMDDW0tAjzlJQe7ck4eI2Fm7bC4w8O/Np32y1wdPeA==
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Strange, why not coming with me, can you please share the modified files as gist, may I made something wrong there.
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Strange, why not coming with me, can you please share the modified files as gist, may I made something wrong there.
type infoQuery struct {
Namespace string
Type infoQueryType
To types.JID
Target types.JID
ID string
SmaxId string
Content interface{}
Timeout time.Duration
Context context.Context
}
func (cli *Client) sendIQAsyncDebug(query infoQuery) (<-chan *waBinary.Node, []byte, error) {
if len(query.ID) == 0 {
query.ID = cli.generateRequestID()
}
waiter := cli.waitResponse(query.ID)
attrs := waBinary.Attrs{
"id": query.ID,
"xmlns": query.Namespace,
"type": string(query.Type),
}
if len(query.SmaxId) > 0 {
attrs["smax_id"] = query.SmaxId
}
if !query.To.IsEmpty() {
attrs["to"] = query.To
}
if !query.Target.IsEmpty() {
attrs["target"] = query.Target
}
data, err := cli.sendNodeDebug(waBinary.Node{
Tag: "iq",
Attrs: attrs,
Content: query.Content,
})
if err != nil {
cli.cancelResponse(query.ID, waiter)
return nil, data, err
}
return waiter, data, nil
}
func (cli *Client) GetOrderDetails(smaxid, orderId, tokenBase64 string) (*waBinary.Node, error) {
detailsNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "fb:thrift_iq",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
SmaxId: smaxid,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "order",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"op": "get",
"id": orderId,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "image_dimensions",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "width",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
},
},
},
{
Tag: "token",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte(tokenBase64),
},
},
},
},
})
fmt.Println(detailsNode.XMLString())
return detailsNode, err
}
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Thanks. Trying to convert them to struct, so started as:
id := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.OrderId
token := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.Token
itemCount := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.ItemCount
var i int32 = 0
for i < itemCount {
fmt.Println("lineID", i, "id:", id, "token:", token)
details, err := global.Cli.GetOrderDetails(fmt.Sprint(i), id, token)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Error:", err)
} else {
fmt.Println(details.XMLString())
}
i++
}
But it hanged, and gave Error: info query timed out
Tried a dummy number as line id to be:
details, err := global.Cli.GetOrderDetails("5", id, token)
Then it gave the correct output multiple item (= i)
Function to fetch product catalog and order item details.
Thanks. Trying to convert them to struct, so started as:
id := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.OrderId token := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.Token itemCount := *evt.Message.OrderMessage.ItemCount var i int32 = 0 for i < itemCount { fmt.Println("lineID", i, "id:", id, "token:", token) details, err := global.Cli.GetOrderDetails(fmt.Sprint(i), id, token) if err != nil { fmt.Println("Error:", err) } else { fmt.Println(details.XMLString()) } i++ }But it hanged, and gave
Error: info query timed outTried a dummy number as line id to be:
details, err := global.Cli.GetOrderDetails("5", id, token)Then it gave the correct output multiple item (= i)
id is orderId from first response. you will have items product from detailorder as much as itemcount so, to call orderdetail, once only
for me its work ! thanks @Romerito007
i change sendIQAsync on request.go, add parameter smax_id
func (cli *Client) sendIQAsync(query infoQuery) (<-chan *waBinary.Node, error) {
if len(query.ID) == 0 {
query.ID = cli.generateRequestID()
}
waiter := cli.waitResponse(query.ID)
attrs := waBinary.Attrs{
"id": query.ID,
"xmlns": query.Namespace,
"type": string(query.Type),
}
if len(query.SmaxId) > 0 {
attrs["smax_id"] = query.SmaxId
}
if !query.To.IsEmpty() {
attrs["to"] = query.To
}
if !query.Target.IsEmpty() {
attrs["target"] = query.Target
}
err := cli.sendNode(waBinary.Node{
Tag: "iq",
Attrs: attrs,
Content: query.Content,
})
if err != nil {
cli.cancelResponse(query.ID, waiter)
return nil, err
}
return waiter, nil
}
then for GetOrderDetails function, it is like this because SmaxId is always fix as '5' for SmaxId, so i make it static
func (cli *Client) GetOrderDetails(orderId, tokenBase64 string) (*waBinary.Node, error) {
detailsNode, err := cli.sendIQ(infoQuery{
Namespace: "fb:thrift_iq",
Type: "get",
To: types.ServerJID,
SmaxId: "5",
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "order",
Attrs: waBinary.Attrs{
"op": "get",
"id": orderId,
},
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "image_dimensions",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []waBinary.Node{
{
Tag: "width",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
}, {
Tag: "height",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte("100"),
},
},
},
{
Tag: "token",
Attrs: nil,
Content: []byte(tokenBase64),
},
},
},
},
})
fmt.Println(detailsNode.XMLString())
return detailsNode, err
}
next problem is unmarshal the result, always fail when trying it (because image url ?)
type OrderDetailData struct {
XMLName xml.Name `xml:"iq"`
From string `xml:"from,attr"`
ID string `xml:"id,attr"`
Type string `xml:"type,attr"`
Order struct {
CreationTs string `xml:"creation_ts,attr"`
ID string `xml:"id,attr"`
Product []struct {
ID string `xml:"id"`
RetailerID string `xml:"retailer_id"`
Image struct {
URL string `xml:"url"`
ID string `xml:"id"`
} `xml:"image"`
Price string `xml:"price"`
Currency string `xml:"currency"`
Name string `xml:"name"`
Quantity string `xml:"quantity"`
} `xml:"product"`
Catalog struct {
ID string `xml:"id"`
} `xml:"catalog"`
Price struct {
Subtotal string `xml:"subtotal"`
Currency string `xml:"currency"`
Total string `xml:"total"`
PriceStatus string `xml:"price_status"`
} `xml:"price"`
} `xml:"order"`
}
because image url ?
Yes, I found it, the xml fragment contains an element url which contains a url with multiple parameters in its query string portion, separated by ampersands &.
This symbol has special semantics in xml in initiating an entity reference (kind of a symbolic constant) - you cannot use it in isolation.
To solve it, we have 3 options:
- Write the url as a CDATA section (the contents of which are considered a literal, Syntax:
<![CDATA[...]]>) - Replace all occurrences of
&with&something like:
re := regexp.MustCompile("&")
Str := "&"
contents := re.ReplaceAllString(details, Str)
iq := &Iq{}
err := xml.Unmarshal([]byte(contents), &iq)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
Here is the playground: https://go.dev/play/p/sqQJQog98Ug 4. Creating a Decoder instance and turning off Strict mode, as:
d := xml.NewDecoder(bytes.NewReader([]byte(contents)))
d.Strict = false
err := d.Decode(&iq)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Printf("%v\n", iq.Order)
Here is the playground of it: https://go.dev/play/p/xtnyRfknUW1
package main
import (
"bytes"
"encoding/xml"
"fmt"
)
type catalog struct {
Id string `xml:"id"`
}
type price struct {
Subtotal int `xml:"subtotal"`
Currency string `xml:"currency"`
Total int `xml:"total"`
PriceStatus string `xml:"price_status"`
}
type image struct {
Url string `xml:"url"`
Id int `xml:"id"`
}
type product struct {
Id int `xml:"id"`
RetailerId int `xml:"retailer_id"`
Image image `xml:"image"`
Price int `xml:"price"`
Currency string `xml:"currency"`
Name string `xml:"name"`
Quantity int `xml:"quantity"`
}
type order struct {
Product product `xml:"product"`
Catalog catalog `xml:"catalog"`
Price price `xml:"price"`
}
type Iq struct {
XMLName xml.Name `xml:"iq"`
Order order `xml:"order"`
}
func main() {
contents := `<iq from="s.whatsapp.net" id="162.120-3" type="result">
<order creation_ts="1651703902" id="1046755402590219">
<product>
<id>8312993582051445</id>
<retailer_id>291</retailer_id>
<image>
<url>https://mmg.whatsapp.net/v/t45.5328-4/279646282_7510595942346471_4295336878174066544_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_p100x100&ccb=1-5&_nc_sid=c48759&_nc_ohc=OMyHhkGxzRoAX8Dn93Q&_nc_ad=z-m&_nc_cid=0&_nc_ht=mmg.whatsapp.net&oh=01_AVw_0loIIuK1LP-n5OL1hdpRmNYhAiUjLGk20FCclgNXCA&oe=62774C93</url>
<id>7510595939013138</id>
</image>
<price>5000</price>
<currency>SAR</currency>
<name>coffee</name>
<quantity>1</quantity>
</product>
<catalog><id>326185462964376</id></catalog>
<price>
<subtotal>5000</subtotal>
<currency>SAR</currency>
<total>5000</total>
<price_status>provided</price_status>
</price>
</order>
</iq>`
iq := &Iq{}
d := xml.NewDecoder(bytes.NewReader([]byte(contents)))
d.Strict = false
err := d.Decode(&iq)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Printf("%v\n", iq.Order)
}
Again, thanks a lot to @Romerito007 https://github.com/Romerito007 and everyone else contributed at solving this issue at https://stackoverflow.com/a/72120398/2441637 and at https://forum.golangbridge.org/t/how-can-i-convert-xml-to-struct/27374/4?u=hyousef
@tulir can you update this to the repository, I think it is a required option.
@hrizal did you manage the
details, err := cli.GetOrderDetails(SmaxId, id, token)
In your code I see you fixed it as "5" which worked in my code as well, but I think it is related to the number of lines in the PO! @Romerito007 any help