WhatsApp Cloud API Python Module

The whatsapp-cloud-api Python module provides a simple and convenient way to interact with WhatsApp Cloud API. This module allows you to send various types of messages, including text messages, images, audio, videos, documents, and media messages. It abstracts away the complexity of the API calls and provides easy-to-use methods for sending different types of messages to WhatsApp users.

Installation

You can install the whatsapp-cloud-api module using pip:

pip install whatsapp-cloud-api

Usage

To use the whatsapp-cloud-api module, you need to import it into your Python script and create an instance of the WhatsApp class by providing the required parameters: phone_number_id and bearer_token.

from whatsapp_cloud_api.whatsappcloudapi import WhatsApp

phone_number_id = "your_phone_number_id"
bearer_token = "your_bearer_token"

whatsapp = WhatsApp(phone_number_id, bearer_token)

Sending Text Messages

You can send text messages to WhatsApp users using the send_text_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
message = "Hello, this is a text message."

response = whatsapp.send_text_message(to, message)
print(response.json())

Sending Images

You can send images to WhatsApp users using the send_image_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
image_id_or_url = "image_id_or_url"

response = whatsapp.send_image_message(to, image_id_or_url)
print(response.json())

Sending Audio

You can send audio messages to WhatsApp users using the send_audio_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
audio_id_or_url = "audio_id_or_url"

response = whatsapp.send_audio_message(to, audio_id_or_url)
print(response.json())

Sending Videos

You can send videos to WhatsApp users using the send_video_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
video_id_or_url = "video_id_or_url"

response = whatsapp.send_video_message(to, video_id_or_url)
print(response.json())

Sending Documents

You can send documents to WhatsApp users using the send_document_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
document_id_or_url = "document_id_or_url"

response = whatsapp.send_document_message(to, document_id_or_url)
print(response.json())

Sending Media Messages

You can send media messages (such as images, audio, videos, and documents) to WhatsApp users using the send_media_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
media_type = "image"  # Replace with the desired media type
media_id_or_url = "media_id_or_url"

response = whatsapp.send_media_message(to, media_type, media_id_or_url)
print(response.json())

Sending Reactions

You can send reactions to specific messages using the send_react_to_message method.

to = "recipient_phone_number"
reply_to_message_id = "message_id"
emoji = "👍"  # Replace with the desired emoji

response = whatsapp.send_react_to_message(to, reply_to_message_id, emoji)
print(response.json())

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to the development of this module or report issues, please feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue on the GitHub repository.

License

This module is released under the MIT License.

Disclaimer

This module is not officially affiliated with WhatsApp or Facebook. It's an independent project developed by @gshubham533 @YesYouWhyOhJee @Shlok221B @Shashanksingh8208

Note: Make sure to replace placeholders (your_phone_number_id, your_bearer_token, etc.) with actual values when using the module.

For more detailed information about the methods and classes provided by the whatsapp-cloud-api module, refer to the module's source code or docstrings.