PywhatKit Alternative (pywhatkit_alt)
PywhatKit-Alternative is a Python package that provides automation and utility tools such as WhatsApp messaging, YouTube automation, text-to-handwriting conversion, screen recording, and more.
Features
- Send WhatsApp messages
- Search YouTube videos
- Convert text to handwriting
- Convert images to ASCII art
- Play YouTube videos
- Screen recording
- Take screenshots
- Text-to-Speech (TTS)
- Speech-to-Text (STT)
- Generate PDFs
Installation
You can install pywhatkit_alt directly from PyPI using:
pip install pywhatkit_alt
Usage
- Send WhatsApp Message
from pywhatkit_alt.whatsapp import send_whatsapp_message
send_whatsapp_message("+919876543210", "Hello from Python!")
- Search YouTube Videos
from pywhatkit_alt.youtube import search_youtube
print(search_youtube("Python tutorial"))
- Convert Text to Handwriting
from pywhatkit_alt.handwriting import text_to_handwriting
text_to_handwriting("Hello, world!", "handwriting.png")
- Convert Image to ASCII Art
from pywhatkit_alt.ascii_art import image_to_ascii
print(image_to_ascii("image.png"))
- Play YouTube Video
from pywhatkit_alt.utils import play_youtube_video
play_youtube_video("Python tutorial")
- Record Screen
from pywhatkit_alt.screen import record_screen
record_screen("record.mp4", duration=10)
- Take Screenshot
from pywhatkit_alt.screen import take_screenshot
take_screenshot("screenshot.png")
- Text-to-Speech (TTS)
from pywhatkit_alt.voice import text_to_speech
text_to_speech("Hello, world!")
- Speech-to-Text (STT)
from pywhatkit_alt.voice import speech_to_text
print(speech_to_text())
- Generate PDF
from pywhatkit_alt.pdf import create_pdf
create_pdf("Hello, this is a test PDF!", "output.pdf")
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
Contact
For any queries, reach out at nathishwarc@gmail.com.
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