unlimited-messaging
Official Python client for the Unlimited Messaging API — send and receive WhatsApp messages programmatically.
- Website: unlimitedmessaging.app
- Docs: docs.unlimitedmessaging.app
- API reference: api.unlimitedmessaging.app
- GitHub: unlimitedmessaging/unlimited-messaging-sdk
- PyPI: unlimited-messaging
Installation
pip install unlimited-messaging
Quick start
import os
from unlimited_messaging import UnlimitedMessagingApi
client = UnlimitedMessagingApi(
token=os.environ["API_TOKEN"],
)
# Send a WhatsApp message
message = client.message.send(
recipient="+33612345678",
text="Hello!",
)
print(message.id, message.status)
Authentication
Get your API token from the dashboard and pass it as the token argument.
client = UnlimitedMessagingApi(token="your_api_token")
Examples
Send a message
message = client.message.send(
recipient="+33612345678",
text="Hello from the SDK!",
sim_id="optional-sim-id", # force a specific SIM
)
List messages
result = client.message.find_all(
page=1,
limit=20,
status="DELIVERED", # PENDING | SENDING | SENT | DELIVERED | READ | FAILED
search="keyword",
)
print(f"{result.total} messages")
for msg in result.data:
print(msg.id, msg.status, msg.text)
Get a single message
msg = client.message.find_one("message-id")
print(msg.id, msg.status, msg.text)
List linked SIMs
sims = client.sim.get_linked_sims()
for sim in sims:
print(sim.id, sim.phone_number)
Async support
import asyncio
from unlimited_messaging import AsyncUnlimitedMessagingApi
client = AsyncUnlimitedMessagingApi(token="your_api_token")
async def main():
message = await client.message.send(
recipient="+33612345678",
text="Hello async!",
)
print(message.id, message.status)
asyncio.run(main())
API reference
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
message.send |
Send a WhatsApp message |
message.find_all |
List messages with pagination and filters |
message.find_one |
Get a single message by ID |
sim.get_linked_sims |
List linked SIMs |
Official documentation: docs.unlimitedmessaging.app Full OpenAPI spec: openapi.yaml
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