Receiving message in onMessage after calling dispose

[SyedSaifAli]

const wppconnect = require('../../dist');

wppconnect
  .create()
  .then((client) => start(client))
  .catch((erro) => {
    console.log(erro);
  });

function start(client) {
  a = client.onMessage((message) => {
    if (message.body === 'Hi' && message.isGroupMsg === false) {
      client
        .sendText(message.from, 'Welcome Wppconnect 🕷')
        .then((result) => {
          console.log('Result: ', result); //return object success
        })
        .catch((erro) => {
          console.error('Error when sending: ', erro); //return object error
        });
    }
  });
  setTimeout(()=>{
    a.then(b=> b.dispose());
  },10000);
}

I used the example code given in the repo and added setTimeout to dispose.

According to the above code.
after 10 seconds, the listener should stop listening to new messages.
But I was still getting the new messages.

[edgardmessias]

Thanks @SyedSaifAli , I could identify what was the problem, so I will fix it

[SyedSaifAli]

Thanks @SyedSaifAli , I could identify what was the problem, so I will fix it

Thank you :) Please let me know once you fix it :)

[edgardmessias]

@SyedSaifAli , could you test the nightly version?

How to install: https://wppconnect-team.github.io/wppconnect/pages/Getting%20Started/installation.html

[edgardmessias]

@SyedSaifAli , I make a little change about the return of onMessage to return the direct object instead of a promise

[SyedSaifAli]

@SyedSaifAli , I make a little change about the return of onMessage to return the direct object instead of a promise

Is this on the nightly version?

[edgardmessias]

@SyedSaifAli , I make a little change about the return of onMessage to return the direct object instead of a promise

Is this on the nightly version?

Yes

[SyedSaifAli]

@SyedSaifAli , I make a little change about the return of onMessage to return the direct object instead of a promise

Is this on the nightly version?

Yes

Okay.

[SyedSaifAli]

@edgardmessias It's working now :D
In this link
I can see that you have moved the listener on and listener off to another common function.
But how does moving to a common function solved this problem? 😅

[edgardmessias]

To dispose an event on Event emitter, both argument must in off method must be the same of "on".
The maid problem was the on function wrapped the call in an arrow function, as a consequence, it is not the same function in "off"

[SyedSaifAli]

Great 💐