I recently discovered that once you have acquired your account password, it’s relatively easy to send and receive WhatsApp messages via PHP. Using the PHP-based framework, a simple WhatsApp notifier script only has a dozen lines of code. This tiny tutorial shows how to use the two very basic functions of WhatsAPI, namely to send simple outgoing messages to any number and to listen for new incoming messages from your own WhatsApp account. This is the second part of a two-part tutorial. The first part demonstrated how to. • • • • • • Updates • December 2013: I kindly ask you to stop e-mailing me about hacking into WhatsApp accounts or sniffing WhatsApp passwords for you.

Also, I will not help you to send mass WhatsApp messages – even for money. • February 2014: WhatsAPI is down (DCMA infrigement), so using it would be highly questionable — if not illegal. Whether it still works or not: I don’t know. Also: I do not know where to find the latest code.

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Get your WhatsApp password This little demonstration only works if you have already obtained your WhatsApp password. If you have not and have no idea how to do it, please check out.

Get WhatsAPI and send/receive messages Assuming you have your WhatsApp password at hand, let’s see how easy the usage of WhatsAPI is. Download WhatsAPI and test scripts Downloading WhatsAPI is really simply since it is hosted on. Simply make a new directory and retrieve WhatsAPI from Github. Git clone https: / / github.com / venomous0x / WhatsAPI Once you have done that, you can check out the current structure of the project. There is also a file called that shows a few more examples. I also prepared a few small scripts that you can use as a basis to make your own scripts: • is a command line script to send any strings to a given number. • listens for incoming messages and outputs them to STDOUT.

• defines the configuration (source/destination numbers and WhatsApp password) for the send/listen scripts • shows the structure of a few WhatsApp messages ( print_r($msgs) output). To download my two minimal examples, run the following commands, and edit the file whatsapp_whatsapi_config.php to set your own user credentials. Wget -O whatsapp_whatsapi_send.php wget -O whatsapp_whatsapi_listen.php wget -O whatsapp_whatsapi_config.php wget -O whatsapp_whatsapi_example_messages.txt chmod +x *.php vi whatsapp_whatsapi_config.php.

?>The script includes the configuration for your WhatsApp username, password and display name. It’s very easy to use and quite self-explanatory: The WhatsProt class is the only thing you need. Simple Connect to the WhatsApp servers and LoginWithPassword to authenticate yourself.

Gambaran Pemrograman Web Php Stok Barang Sederhana more. After that, you can use the following methods: • Message($to, $msg): Simply send a regular text message to $to. • MessageImage($to, $imageURI): Send images by URL or local path (jpg) to $to. • MessageVideo($to, $videoURI): Send videos by URL or local path (mp4) to $to. • MessageAudio($to, $audioURI): Send audios by URL or local path (mp3) to $to.

Seiko Smart Label Printer 200. • Location($to, $lng, $lat): Send GPS coordinates to $to • vCard($to, $vCardName, $vCard): Send a vCard to $to. • WaitForReceipt(): Wait for the WhatsApp servers to confirm the delivery. The tiny script from above obviously only sends plain text messages.

You can use it from the command line like this. / whatsapp_whatsapi_send. Php 'Warning: CPU temperature at 65°C' The script is particularly useful as a WhatsApp notifier, allowing you to receive notifications from your servers whenever you want — for example, if the CPU temperature rises above a certain threshold, the load is too high for a certain amount of time or one of your scripts failed/succeeded. This is particularly interesting in combination with a system monitoring service such as. Receive WhatsApp messages To be able to receive WhatsApp messages using PHP, you need to listen for new messages. WhatsAPI’s PollMessages does exactly that.