[feature] Remote auth storage (mongo) about whatsapp-http-api

[allburov]

Hi!
Sorry, no progress on it so far :(

If you subscribe now - it'll help the project anyway and give us more time for the project and the feature!😉

[creatorrr]

Subscribed on patreon already :)

[allburov]

Hi! We're planning to implement it in September\October, hopefully!

[allburov]

Hi! It's the most important task for 2024, hopefully we'll add it soon!

[allburov]

Hi, thank you for letting us know! We'll look at this!

For other who are interested in the feature - please hit thumbs up emoji in the above comment👍

[creatorrr]

Thanks @allburov ! Any news on this front? This would be a huge reason for us to get a plus subscription. :)

[nicolaslopez1000]

Hey, any update on this issue? Abt to develop it on my own

[tarekkoura]

Any updates for chats on NOWEB engine?

[devlikepro]

Hi!
We know that it's been more then a year since the request was requested, but we're happy to announce MongoDB remote storage for authentication data is available in 2023.4.2 version!

This feature is now available as part of the WAHA Plus offering.

We have documented the feature and its usage in our documentation, available at Session Storage.

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To get started with the MongoDB storage, you can follow these simple steps:

First, start the MongoDB server by running the following command:

docker run -d -p 27017:27017 --name mongodb mongo

Next, initiate the WAHA with the WHATSAPP_SESSIONS_MONGO_URL environment variable, and note the use of the --network host option as well:

docker run -e WHATSAPP_SESSIONS_MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost:27017/ --network host devlikeapro/whatsapp-http-api-plus

Following these steps, you will have successfully configured the MongoDB storage for WAHA. All session authentication data will now be stored in the MongoDB database.

For those of you eager to test this new feature, we would like to stress the importance of thoroughly testing MongoDB storage before deploying it in any production-related infrastructure.