Pygwan
Unofficial Python wrapper for the WhatsApp Cloud API by Tarmica Chiwara.
Installation
To install the WhatsApp Python wrapper, use the following command:
pip install pygwan
Usage
Import the WhatsApp class from the package and initialize an instance with your WhatsApp token and phone number ID:
from pygwan import WhatsApp
whatsapp = WhatsApp(token="your_token", phone_number_id="your_phone_number_id")
Sending a Message
You can send a text message to a WhatsApp user using the send_message method:
whatsapp.send_message("Hello, this is a test message.", "recipient_phone_number")
Replying to a Message
Reply to a message using the reply_to_message method:
whatsapp.reply_to_message("message_id", "recipient_phone_number", "Reply message.")
Sending a Template
Send a template message using the send_template method:
components = [
# List of template components
# Example: {"type": "text", "text": "Hello, this is a template message."}
]
whatsapp.send_template("template_name", "recipient_phone_number", components)
Sending a Location
Send a location message using the send_location method:
whatsapp.send_location("-23.564", "-46.654", "Location Name", "Location Address", "recipient_phone_number")
Sending an Image
Send an image message using the send_image method:
image_link = "https://example.com/image.jpg"
whatsapp.send_image(image_link, "recipient_phone_number")
LATEST NOTES:
Here's what changed and why: The rabbit 🐇 — human_reply
wa.human_reply(message_id, "263779281345", "Sure, let me check that for you!")
- One call does: read receipt → typing bubble → 1.5s pause → reply. Your bot instantly feels like a person. For even more realism, use a length-aware delay:
delay=len(response_text) * 0.03 # ~30ms per character
Template improvements
wa.send_simple_template("hello_world", "263779281345") # static templates
wa.send_flow_template("agentd", "263779281345") # flow templates, zero config
wa.send_flow_template("onboarding", "263779281345", # flow + variables
body_variables=["Alice"], flow_token="sess-123")
- TemplateComponents builder for anything more complex — chainable, readable, no raw dicts:
components = (
TemplateComponents()
.add_header("Invoice #1023")
.add_body("Alice", "shipped")
.add_flow_button()
.add_quick_reply_button("CONFIRM")
.build()
)
wa.send_template("order_update", "263779281345", components)
- Also quietly fixed:
send_templatev2 was calling send_template without self, get_message now also handles list_reply, and create_button is kept as an alias so nothing breaks.
For more detailed usage and information, please refer to the official documentation in the code lol
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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