Functions usage in this module:
users_manual() // to see how to use this module
add_driver_path(chrome_driver_path) //chrome_driver_path is absolute path to chromedriver.exe
scan_QR_Code() // to scan QR code
set_media_loading_time(secs) // to edit alloted upload time.(units of secs is seconds)
send_whatsapp_msg([“contact_1”,”contact_2”],”hello”,1,16,0)
//first parameter is list of contact or group names. //second parameter is message that you want to send. //third parameter is number of times you want to send message to each participant. //fourth parameter is hour in 24 hr clock. //fifth parameter is minutes.
send_whatsapp_files([“contact_1”,”contact_2”,…],[“path_to_file_1”,”path_to_file_2”, …],16,0) //to send multiple documents
send_whatsapp_media([“contact_1”,”contact_2”, …],[“path_to_file_1”,”path_to_file_2”, …],”message you want to send for this photo or video”,16,0) //to send photo or video with a message
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