Description:

whatsapp bot flutter

Whatsapp bot flutter #


Whatsapp bot using whatsapp web scraping
Getting Started #
We can use this library in Flutter as well as Pure dart projects , checkout pure dart_example in repo
First launch on Desktop apps will take some time, it will download chromium files locally, using puppeteer
Usage #
Get WhatsappClient using connect method
Either link with QRCode (default) and get QrCode in onQrCode callback or set linkWithPhoneNumber and get code in onPhoneLinkCode callback
WhatsappClient? whatsappClient = await WhatsappBotFlutter.connect(
onConnectionEvent: (ConnectionEvent event) {
print(event.toString());
},
onQrCode: (String qr, Uint8List? imageBytes) {
// use imageBytes to display in flutter : Image.memory(imageBytes)
print(WhatsappBotFlutter.convertStringToQrCode(qr));
},
);
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To use for Android/IOS, first import whatsapp_bot_flutter_mobile, then create a WhatsappClient like this
WhatsappClient? whatsappClient = await WhatsappBotFlutterMobile.connect();
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We have these modules to access whatsappClient features :
WhatsappClient.chat
WhatsappClient.contact
WhatsappClient.profile
WhatsappClient.group
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Use sendTextMessage to send a text message
phone parameter can be of this format : countryCode+phoneNumber , eg : 91xxxxxxxxxx , or we can get phone from messageEvents in this format : countryCode+phone+"@c.us"
await whatsappClient.chat.sendTextMessage(
phone: "------",
message: "Test Message",
);
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Use sendFileMessage to send a File
await whatsappClient.chat.sendFileMessage(
phone: "------",
fileBytes: fileBytes, // Pass file bytes
caption: "Test Message", // Optional
fileType: fileType, // document, image, audio
);
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To get whatsapp connection Events , subscribe to whatsappClient.connectionEventStream
whatsappClient.connectionEventStream.listen((event) {
// Connection Events : authenticated,logout,connected.....
});
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To get new Messages
whatsappClient.on(WhatsappEvent.chatNewMessage, (data) {
List<Message> messages = Message.parse(data);
// replyMessageId is optional , add this to send a reply message
whatsappClient.chat.sendTextMessage(
phone: message.from,
message: "Hey !",
replyMessageId: message.id,
);
});
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We can listen to multiple events like this
whatsappClient.on(WhatsappEvent.EVENT_NAME, (data) {})
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To stop listening to an event
whatsappClient.off(WhatsappEvent.EVENT_NAME);
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Features #

Supported Whatsapp features :
- Create multiple whatsapp clients

Login with QR
Auto refresh QrCode
Logout
Keep session
Listen to whatsapp events
Reject calls
Send text message
Send image, audio & document
Send location message
Send poll in groups
Send contact card
Reply to a message
Archive/Unarchive chats
Mute/Unmute chat
Clear chat
Delete chat
Get lastSeen
Get chats
Mark messages as seen
Mark message as unread
Pin/Unpin chat
Delete messages
Download media
Get messages
Get profile picture
Get status
Get contacts
Get status of loggedIn user
Set status
check if logged in user have business account
Set profile picture of logged in user
and many more..


Mobile Setup (Android/IOS) #
To setup on Android , make sure to checkout flutter_inappwebview documentation for Android and IOS setup
Android sdk:minSdkVersion cannot be smaller than version 19
Desktop setup (Windows/Mac/Linux) #
For Macos , Enable outgoing and incoming connections, If getting sandbox issue , try disabling sandbox mode comment this out in macos/Runner/*.entitlements:
<key>com.apple.security.app-sandbox</key>
<true/>
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Should run out of the box in Windows and Linux
Web setup #
checkout web demo app : https://rohitsangwan01.github.io/whatsapp_bot_flutter
To run natively on Web, checkout whatsapp_bot_flutter_web
We can use browserless, Create a free account there and get API_TOKEN from browserless, and use this url to connect : wss://chrome.browserless.io?token=API_TOKEN
Or we can run puppeteer, and get browserWsEndpoint from there and pass into the connect method, checkout this example
then pass this browserWsEndpoint in connect method, and also requires wppJsContent, we can download this file from here, add this file in assets and pass like this,
await WhatsappBotFlutter.connect(
browserWsEndpoint: "BROWSER_WS_ENDPOINT_URL",
wppJsContent: await rootBundle.loadString("assets/wpp.js"),
);
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We can use this on Mobile or Desktop platforms as well , to connect to a chrome server hosted somewhere else
If we have to access this webSocket url locally on Mobile or other platforms , we can use ngrok to expose our local Websocket url to internet
Resources #
Thanks to wa-js for exporting functions from WhatsApp Web
Disclaimer #
This project is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with WhatsApp or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates. The official WhatsApp website can be found at https://whatsapp.com. "WhatsApp" as well as related names, marks, emblems and images are registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Note #
Its just initial version, I can't guarantee you will not be blocked by using this method, try to avoid primary whatsapp numbers. WhatsApp does not allow bots or unofficial clients on their platform, so this shouldn't be considered totally safe.

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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