main.py Documentation#

Description#

The main.py file is the entry point of the Demon_connect repository. It demonstrates the usage of the Demon class from the whatsapp_api.py file to interact with WhatsApp Web.

Dependencies#

BROWSER: The browser name (e.g., ‘Chrome’) to be used by the Demon.
USR_DIR: The user data directory path for the Demon’s browser.
CHROME_DRIVER_PATH: The path to the Chrome driver executable.

Example: `python from utils.constants import BROWSER from utils.constants import USR_DIR from utils.constants import CHROME_DRIVER_PATH `

Usage#

Create an instance of the Demon class by providing the necessary arguments - browser, browser_path, and driver_path.
- browser: The browser to be used by the Demon (e.g., ‘Chrome’).
- browser_path: The path to the user data directory for the browser.
- driver_path: The path to the driver executable for the browser.
Example: `python whatsapp_demon = Demon(BROWSER, USR_DIR, CHROME_DRIVER_PATH) `
Log in to WhatsApp Web using the login() method of the Demon class.

Example: `python whatsapp_demon.login() `
Use the available methods of the Demon class to interact with WhatsApp. Some of the available methods are:
- send_message(contact_name, message): Sends a message to a specified contact.
- delete_message(group_name, message): Deletes a specific message in a group (Not implemented).
- send_image(contact_name, picture, message): Sends an image to a specified contact.
- send_video(contact_name, video, message): Sends a video to a specified contact.
- tag_all(group_name): Tags all members in a group (group mention).
Example (Sending a message): `python message = "hello" contact = "bot test" whatsapp_demon.send_message(contact, message) `
Close the browser by calling the close() method when done with the interactions.

Example: `python whatsapp_demon.close() `

Example Usage#

```python from utils.constants import BROWSER from utils.constants import USR_DIR from utils.constants import CHROME_DRIVER_PATH from api.whatsapp_api import Demon

def main():

whatsapp_demon = None try:

whatsapp_demon = Demon(BROWSER, USR_DIR, CHROME_DRIVER_PATH) whatsapp_demon.login()

message = “hello” contact = “bot test” whatsapp_demon.send_message(contact, message) whatsapp_demon.delete_message(contact, message)

# Other operations

except Exception as e:

print(“An error occurred:”, str(e))

finally:

if whatsapp_demon is not None:: whatsapp_demon.close()

if __name__ == “__main__”:

main()

```

Note#

Some methods like delete_message are marked with a NotImplemented comment indicating that the method is not implemented yet.

main.py Documentation

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