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Messages are composed of multiple fields, which are null (\000) seperated. For sub-fields the ordinal of the seperator is increased for each level, eg \001, \002

Sending

Fields are prefixed with a short code - mostly two letters.

Wire encoding: ln=LEN\000DATA

• LEN - Length of DATA
• DATA - Depends on the message

Data encoding: id=NUMBER\000cm=COMMAND\000ms=PARAMS

• NUMBER - The phone number you have connected as
• COMMAND - The number of the command to invoke
• PARAMS - The parameters for the command.

Receiving

Fields are not prefixed, so we can only guess the order matters.

Wire encoding: ln=LEN\000DATA

• LEN - Length of DATA
• DATA - Depends on the message

Data encoding: COMMAND\000PARAMS

• COMMAND - The number of the command to invoke
• PARAMS - The parameters for the command.

Known commands:

• login = 1
• logout = 2
• online = 3 (s2c)
• update contact details = 5
• send invite = 6
• delete contact = 8
• recvmsg = 9 (c2s)
• sendmsg = 10 (s2c)
• register = 11
• profile = 12
• new splash = 27
• rename group = 29
• status = 32 (c2s)
• sending failed = 42 (in my case because I'm not online yet)
• invite received = 51 (s2c)
• accept invite = 52 (c2s)
• reject invite = 55 (c2s)