Full-Stack Solo BuildSolo Developer (100% Codebase)Oct — Nov 2022

WhatsApp Document Automation System

High-Concurrency Messaging & Bulletin Bot

High-concurrency WhatsApp automation system engineered to generate and distribute personalized PDF bulletins and notifications to 300+ concurrent requests per minute with 99% delivery reliability.

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300+ Requests/Min

Concurrency

99% Delivery Rate

Reliability

Zero Crashes

System Load

Executive Overview & Context

A robust messaging engine built for automated PDF document compilation and instant broadcasting. Designed to serve a community of hundreds of concurrent subscribers requesting weekly digital bulletins and schedule notices.

The Problem & Challenge

Sending hundreds of customized weekly PDF documents via WhatsApp manually resulted in account rate limits, thread blocking, server crashes, and missed deliveries.

Engineering Solution & Architecture

Built a queue-backed Node.js microservice utilizing Redis and Bull Queue to decouple incoming WhatsApp triggers from PDF rendering workers. Traffic spikes are smoothed out into controlled rate-limited jobs, guaranteeing 99% delivery.

Key Features Breakdown

01

Bull Queue Task Rate Limiting

Asynchronous job queue managing document compilation and outgoing socket messages to prevent IP rate limits.

02

Dynamic PDF Bulletin Synthesizer

Injects database records into clean vector PDF layouts on the fly prior to WhatsApp attachment dispatch.

03

Subscriber State Machine

MongoDB-backed state tracking managing user subscriptions, preference commands, and delivery confirmation logs.

Technical Architecture

Backend

Node.jsExpress.jsMongoDBMongoose

Queue & Cache

Bull QueueRedis

Messaging & PDF

WhatsApp Web APIPuppeteer PDF Engine

Infrastructure

NginxPM2 Process ManagerUbuntu Linux

100% Solo Full-Stack Build

Daniel Kamasi architected, engineered, tested, and deployed this entire software codebase independently from ground zero.