- Add YAML file loader to tsup.config.ts to fix build compilation errors
- Fix OpenAI speechToText method signature across all chatbot services
- Correct DifyService constructor parameter order in server.module.ts and channel.service.ts
- Add missing OpenAI service dependency injection to EvoaiService
- Standardize audio transcription logic in FlowiseService to match N8N implementation
- Fix speechToText calls in WhatsApp Baileys and Evolution channel services
- Ensure consistent error handling and parameter passing for audio processing
This resolves the "Cannot read properties of undefined" errors and ensures
all chatbot integrations (OpenAI, N8N, Flowise, EvoAI, Dify, EvolutionBot)
properly handle audio message transcription using OpenAI Whisper.
- Integrated OpenAI service into the EvoaiService to streamline audio message transcription.
- Updated the constructor to initialize OpenaiService, allowing for direct transcription of audio messages.
- Refactored audio message handling to utilize the OpenAI service for improved reliability and maintainability.
- Adjusted the processing logic to handle transcription results more effectively, ensuring fallback content is provided when transcription fails.
This commit focuses on enhancing the EvoaiService's capabilities by leveraging OpenAI for audio transcription, improving overall service functionality and code structure.
- Added new environment variables for SSL configuration, including `SSL_CONF_PRIVKEY` and `SSL_CONF_FULLCHAIN`, to support secure connections.
- Introduced additional webhook configuration options in the `.env.example` file, such as `WEBHOOK_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS`, `WEBHOOK_RETRY_MAX_ATTEMPTS`, and related retry settings to improve webhook resilience and error handling.
- Updated the `bootstrap` function in `main.ts` to handle SSL certificate loading failures gracefully, falling back to HTTP if necessary.
- Enhanced error handling and logging in the `BusinessStartupService` to ensure better traceability and robustness when processing messages.
This commit focuses on improving the security and reliability of webhook interactions while ensuring that the application can handle SSL configurations effectively.
- Updated OpenaiService and related classes to enhance the initialization process by ensuring the correct order of parameters.
- Simplified audio message handling by consolidating transcription logic and improving error handling.
- Refactored the OpenaiController to utilize the new structure, ensuring better integration with the base chatbot framework.
- Enhanced logging for better traceability during audio processing and API interactions.
- Updated the pushName selection to differentiate between group and individual messages.
- Added conditional logic to display the chat name for group messages and the sender's name for individual messages.
- Introduced a new `timestampFilter` to allow filtering messages based on `messageTimestamp` within specified `gte` and `lte` ranges.
- Updated SQL query logic in `ChannelStartupService` to incorporate the timestamp filtering, improving message retrieval accuracy.
- Introduced a new utility function `createJid` to standardize JID creation across the application, replacing the previous method in `ChannelStartupService`.
- Updated multiple services to utilize the new `createJid` function for improved consistency and maintainability.
- Added a `cleanMessageData` method in `ChannelStartupService` to sanitize message objects before processing.
- Updated CHANGELOG to reflect the refactor on chat fetching logic and the introduction of the new JID utility.
- Added support for filtering messages based on a timestamp range in the `ChannelStartupService`.
- Introduced a `timestampFilter` object to handle `gte` and `lte` conditions for `messageTimestamp`.
- Updated message count queries to include the new timestamp filtering logic.
- Added `wavoipToken` field to `Setting` model in both MySQL and PostgreSQL schemas.
- Updated `package.json` and `package-lock.json` to include `mime-types` and `socket.io-client` dependencies.
- Introduced `BaileysController` and `BaileysRouter` for handling WhatsApp interactions.
- Refactored media type handling to use `mime-types` instead of `mime` across various services.
- Updated DTOs and validation schemas to accommodate the new `wavoipToken` field.
- Implemented voice call functionalities using the Wavoip service in the Baileys integration.
- Enhanced event handling in the WebSocket controller to support new features.
Adds support for Dify integration, including new routes, services, and controllers. The configuration for Dify has been added to the environment file, and the necessary changes have been made to the `.env.example` file. Additionally, the WhatsApp Baileys service has been updated to handle Dify notifications.
Modified files:
- `.env.example`
- `package.json`
- `src/api/integrations/openai/services/openai.service.ts`
- `src/api/routes/index.router.ts`
- `src/api/server.module.ts`
- `src/api/services/channel.service.ts`
- `src/api/services/channels/whatsapp.baileys.service.ts`
- `src/config/env.config.ts`
- `src/validate/validate.schema.ts`
Introduced files:
- `src/api/integrations/dify/`
- `src/api/integrations/dify/controllers/dify.controller.ts`
- `src/api/integrations/dify/dto/dify.dto.ts`
- `src/api/integrations/dify/routes/dify.router.ts`
- `src/api/integrations/dify/services/dify.service.ts`
- `src/api/integrations/dify/validate/dify.schema.ts`
