check_number_status returns an empty dict

[alencinafaa]

I'm using Windows 8, Python 3.8.3 (default, Jul 2 2020, 17:30:36) [MSC v.1916 64 bit (AMD64)], Mozilla Firefox 88.0.1and geckodriver 0.29.1, and installed webwhatsapi via pip (pip install webwhatsapi) on May 30, 2021.

Then, I use check_number_status function wthout problems, returning "200" or "400" according to the phone_id status.

Today (Jun 11, 2021) I only get "{}".

Assuming a wsp update on my Android phone could modify something, I downgraded my wsp to version 2.21.10.15, but the problem remains.

My code: from webwhatsapi import WhatsAPIDriver

driver = WhatsAPIDriver(loadstyles=False)

phone_safe = heremynumber # Phone number with country code phone_whatsapp = "{}@c.us".format(phone_safe)

aaa=driver.check_number_status(phone_whatsapp)

aaa.status

Returns: {}

Any hint?

[imamsy]

solution ---> https://github.com/open-wa/wa-automate-nodejs/issues/1748

[imamsy]

Just change store discovery for WapQuery, getting wrong reference.

{ id: "WapQuery", conditions: (module) => (module.default && module.default.queryExist) ? module.default : null },

[alencinafaa]

Just change store discovery for WapQuery, getting wrong reference.

{ id: "WapQuery", conditions: (module) => (module.default && module.default.queryExist) ? module.default : null },

Dear @imamsy, thanks for you answer.

I'm not very expert, so I'm not sure if I do what I must do...

The only place where I can perform such change, which results in correcting the error, was in:

C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\webwhatsapi-2.0.3-py3.8.egg\webwhatsapi\js\wapi.js at line 22,

replacing the line:

{ id: "WapQuery", conditions: (module) => (module.queryExist) ? module : ((module.default && module.default.queryExist) ? module.default : null) },

with that you have given.

Is what I did okay? Was that what you suggested to me?

I'll appreciate your response.