WhatsappCloudAPI.NET6
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Dear user,
This project was implemented in order to have a better abstraction while doing Meta Cloud API operations in .NET. It has the basic objects to interact with the API.
Is going to cover the following objects:
Not all the features are implemented, this is a project that is going to be updated constantly, but now you can try features like the configuration and webhook objects, which are going to be maintained too.
I'm doing a project where I needed Whatsapp Cloud API support to have a ChatBot working. It was part of the entire architecture. One thing that I found is that there are some Nuget Package Libraries that supports Cloud API operations in .NET but I found some limits in them. Details like the flexibility, unknown authors, lack of documentation, versioning issues, old updates with no maintenance, so I decided to create my own NuGet in order to have the flexibility and documentation support that I needed.
This project was made by SteelHearthAI company.
Support for all the other general endpoint objects:
Webhooks triggered by v16.0 and newer requests. If there is the need to use v15.0 you can try and use it but is not recommended at least for this moments.
Hope you find this Nuget package helpful and use it if you are looking for something like me.
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.NET Whatsapp Cloud API Support
We found that whatsappcloudapi.net6 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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