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LINE.js
A local TypeScript LINE web client built on the pinned @evex/linejs v3.4.2: QR login, channel sync over WebSocket, a same-port web UI, image and sticker sending, and an optional TypeSafe Jev mode that scores other people's messages for scam probability. Unofficial LINE API.
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- 6
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- APACHE-2.0
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- 2 min
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- js-package
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- Oct 2026
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- TypeScript
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- Open sourceRuns locally
Highlights
- Local TypeScript LINE client pinned to @evex/linejs v3.4.2, with WebSocket sync and an HTTP UI on the same port.
- Optional TypeSafe Jev mode applies scam-probability analysis to other people's text messages, per the README's scope section.
- Backend binds 127.0.0.1 on port 3789 by default; messages live in memory only, capped at 500 per channel and deduplicated by id.
- Ships a bot API at /api/ws and a terminal interface (CLI); stickers, images, GIFs, videos and voice messages are shown inline.
- The README warns the unofficial LINE API can get accounts limited or banned, and says to verify with a secondary account first.
Watch out
README reviewed 2026-10-17 in its Traditional Chinese original; the digest ends mid-sentence in the architecture section, so the install commands, config.yaml details and the Jev analysis pipeline (prompts, thresholds, key handling) are not documented here. No accuracy or latency figures for the Jev mode appear.
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A local TypeScript web client for LINE, built on the pinned @evex/linejs v3.4.2. It connects with QR login, syncs channels and messages through WebSocket, and serves a web UI on the same port as its backend.
The README's scope section lists an optional TypeSafe Jev mode that performs scam-probability analysis on other people's text messages. It is optional, and the captured text does not document the prompts, thresholds or model configuration behind it.
The README has an install-and-start section, but the digest truncates it, so the exact commands are not captured here. What is documented: the backend builds with tsc to dist/, the front end with Vite to dist/web/, and the server defaults to 127.0.0.1:3789.
LINE.js uses an unofficial LINE API, which the README says can lead to account restrictions or bans. It advises verifying with a secondary account first rather than testing on your main account.
Messages are kept in memory only — no database — with up to 500 per channel, deduplicated by id, and edits overwrite earlier versions. Stickers, avatars and received media pass through an LRU cache whose README default is 200 MB.
Per the README, public deployment, multi-account support, calls and package publishing are out of scope; acceptance of the Gate 1 QR login with a secondary account was still awaiting confirmation. Delivered features are stated to match the Gate status.
The js-package organisation, created 2026-10-08 and pushed 2026-10-12, with 6 stars and 6 forks. The repository is Apache-2.0 per GitHub metadata, and the README includes a security policy and version-update notes.
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