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🌟 Demon Connect - WhatsApp API 🌟

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Overview 👹

Welcome to Demon Connect - WhatsApp API, your powerful tool for unleashing the potential of WhatsApp in your applications. This API allows you to integrate WhatsApp messaging into your projects with ease.

Demon Connect Screenshot

Unleash the demon within as you explore the capabilities of this WhatsApp API. Transform your digital experience with the magic of Demon Connect.

Features ✨

📲 WhatsApp Integration: Seamlessly integrate WhatsApp messaging into your applications.

📩 Message Sending: Send text messages, images, and videos programmatically.

🚀 Group Messaging: Engage with WhatsApp group chats via the API.

🪄 Customization: Customize and extend the API to suit your project's needs.

Usage 📱

  1. Install Demon Connect - WhatsApp API in your Python project.

  2. Initialize the API and connect to WhatsApp Web.

  3. Send messages and media programmatically to your WhatsApp contacts.

  4. Explore advanced features and customization options.

Demon Connect Demo

Installation 🧙‍♂️

  1. Install Demon Connect via pip:

    pip install demon-connect
    
  2. Include Demon Connect in your Python project:

     from demon.whatsapp_api import Demon
    
     # Initialize the API
     whatsapp_api = Demon()
    
     # Log in to WhatsApp Web
     whatsapp_demon.login()
    
     # Send a message
      message = "heyy"
      contact = "Grp"
      whatsapp_demon.send_message(contact,message)
      whatsapp_demon.delete_message(contact,message)
    
     # Send an image (provide the path to the image file)
      image_path = r"C:\Users\raman\Downloads\aatman.jpg"
      contact = "Grp"
      whatsapp_demon.send_image(contact,image_path)
    
    
     # Send a video (provide the path to the video file)
      video_path = "path/to/your/video.mp4"
      whatsapp_demon.send_video(contact,video_path)
    
     # tag all in group
      group_name = "Grp"
      whatsapp_demon.tag_all(group_name)
    
     @whatsapp_demon.event
     def on_message(chat):
         print(f"New message from {chat.name}: {chat.message}")
    
     @whatsapp_demon.event
     def on_ready():
     print("Demon is ready!")
    
     chat = whatsapp_demon.open("Anupam Maurya")
     chat.send("HI")
    

Contributing 🌟

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues and pull requests to enhance the API's power.

Contributors

License 📜

This project is licensed under the WhatsApp API License. See the LICENSE file for details.

API License Seal

Unlock the potential of WhatsApp in your applications with Demon Connect - WhatsApp API!

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