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messenger-business-api
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This repository is a wrapper for Meta messenger api for Messenger and Instagram
This repository is a wrapper for Meta messenger api for Messenger and Instagram
.. code:: python
from messenger-business-apy import MessengerApi
access_token: "YOUR TOKEN", page_id: "YOUR PAGE ID" # like ID of page instagram api_version: "YOUR PAGE VERSION" # default v16.0 - OPTIONAL
messenger = MessengerApi(access_token=access_token,page_id=page_id,api_version=api_version)
messenger.send_text_message(user_id='291380182300130918', message='This is a test!')
#ps the user_id is fake only example
.. code:: python
from messenger-business-apy import MessengerApi
access_token: 'YOUR TOKEN, page_id: "YOUR PAGE ID" # like ID of page instagram api_version: "YOUR PAGE VERSION" # default v16.0 - OPTIONAL
messenger = MessengerApi(access_token=access_token,page_id=page_id,api_version=api_version)
uri: "URL for downloading media file"
messenger.get_media(uri=uri )
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This repository is a wrapper for Meta messenger api for Messenger and Instagram
We found that messenger-business-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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