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I'm building a website that uses the whatsapp-api to manage multiple accounts for different users. When a user becomes inactive (detected via WebSocket), I want to terminate their client/browser session to reduce resource usage, but without losing the authentication/session data, so that the client can be reinitialized when the user logs in again.
Is this possible with the current APIs? If not, what approach would you recommend?
I'm building a website that uses the whatsapp-api to manage multiple accounts for different users. When a user becomes inactive (detected via WebSocket), I want to terminate their client/browser session to reduce resource usage, but without losing the authentication/session data, so that the client can be reinitialized when the user logs in again.
Is this possible with the current APIs? If not, what approach would you recommend?