pkg install binutils npm install sharp --build-from-source Increase terminal font size or use:
nano config.js Set the bot name, owner number, and prefix (e.g., ! or . ). npm start A QR code will appear in the terminal. Open WhatsApp on your phone → Linked Devices → Link a Device → Scan the QR code. Step 5: Keep Bot Running 24/7 Use pm2 to run the bot in the background: bot whatsapp termux github
npm start -- --qr WhatsApp Web sessions expire. Look for repositories with multi-device support (e.g., Baileys) which stay connected longer. Also: npm start A QR code will appear in the terminal
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pkg install termux-services sv-enable termux Fix with:
pkg install nodejs-lts git yarn python make gcc ffmpeg -y For Python-based bots: