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A command line software through which you can play with your WhatsApp. The software aims to provide all the facilities to use and implement a multitude of WhatsApp features. Blog link: https://github.com/rpotter12/rpotter12.github.io/blob/master/blogs/blog3-tracking-26-07-2019.md
Windows: python -m pip install wplay
Unix/Linux/Mac: python3 -m pip install wplay
Installation Video: Simple Installation Link
Windows
$ git clone https://github.com/rpotter12/whatsapp-play.git
$ cd whatsapp-play
$ python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python -m wplay -h
Unix/Linux/Mac
$ git clone https://github.com/rpotter12/whatsapp-play.git
$ cd whatsapp-play
$ python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python3 -m wplay -h
For detailed usage of command visit: https://github.com/rpotter12/whatsapp-play/wiki/Usage
The easiest way to contribute to Whatsapp-Play is by starring the repository and opening more and more issues for features you'd like to see in future.
First step is to create a fork and clone, then you can solve the issues listed and help us find new ones. Then try debugging with Visual Studio Code it is necessary to create a launcher with the arguments.
Steps to create a launcher with arguments follow the steps bellow:
Debug Tutorial Video: Debug Tutorial Link
Check more about contribution guidelines here
This software is for educational purpose only. Keeping eye on a innocent person can make person's life stressful.
If you like the project, support us by star
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command line software to play with your WhatsApp
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