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cloud-waba-ruby-client
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Ruby wrapper for Cloud WhatsApp Business API.
Add following line to your Gemfile:
gem 'cloud-waba-ruby-client', '~> 0.0.10'
then run
bundle
or install it yourself as:
gem install cloud-waba-ruby-client
require "cloud_waba/client"
client_1 = CloudWaba::Client.new(
app_id: param_app_id_1,
app_secret: param_app_secret_1,
phone_number_id: param_phone_number_id_1,
business_account_id: param_business_account_id_1,
access_token: param_access_token_1,
api_version: param_api_version_1
)
client_2 = CloudWaba::Client.new(
app_id: param_app_id_2,
app_secret: param_app_secret_2,
phone_number_id: param_phone_number_id_2,
business_account_id: param_business_account_id_2,
access_token: param_access_token_2,
api_version: param_api_version_2
)
# Do somethingn with the clients
Add following environment variables to your .env
file:
WA_BASE_URL=https://graph.facebook.com
CLOUD_API_VERSION=v16.0
M4D_APP_ID=
M4D_APP_SECRET=
WA_PHONE_NUMBER_ID=
WA_BUSINESS_ACCOUNT_ID=
CLOUD_API_ACCESS_TOKEN=
Fill credentials for your meta developer app, business account and phone number ids.
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new # If no params provided, configuration will fallback to env variables
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_template(recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX", template_name: "hello_world", template_lang: "en_US", components: [])
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_text(body: "Hello World!", recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_image(caption: "Nice caption for image!", link: "https://picsum.photos/200/300",recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_audio(link: "https://samplelib.com/lib/preview/mp3/sample-3s.mp3",recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_video(caption: "Nice caption for video!", link: "https://samplelib.com/lib/preview/mp4/sample-5s.mp4",recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_document(caption: "Nice caption for doc!", link: "https://download.samplelib.com/xls/sample-empty.xls",recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_location(longitude: 30.0849643, latitude: 31.2913638, name: "Cairo University", address: "1 شارع الجامعة, Giza Governorate 12613", recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
name = ::CloudWaba::Models::Messages::ContactName.new(formatted_name: "Ahmed Ali", first_name: "Ashley")
phone_1 = ::CloudWaba::Models::Messages::ContactPhone.new(type: ::CloudWaba::Models::Enums::ContactPhoneType::Cell, phone: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
contacts = [::CloudWaba::Models::Messages::Contact.new(name: name, phones: [phone_1])]
client.messages.send_contact(contacts: contacts,recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.messages.send_reaction(recipient: "+201XXXXXXXXX", emoji: "💙", reply_message_id: "wamid.HBgMMjAxMjAxMzIyMzMxFQIAEZgSQTU5QkExMUUyQlRCNTU1NTVEAA==")
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.templates.list(limit: 5)
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.templates.create(name: "welcome", category: ::CloudWaba::Models::Enums::Templates::Category::Utility, language: "en", components: [::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::BodyComponent.new(text: "Welcome to our store!, how can we help?")])
require "cloud_waba/client"
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
category = ::CloudWaba::Models::Enums::Templates::Category::Marketing
language = "en"
header_text = "Hi {{1}}!"
header_example = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::Example.new(values: ["ahmed"])
header_component = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::HeaderTextComponent.new(text: header_text, example: header_example)
body_text = "We offer {{1}} discount!"
body_example = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::Example.new(values: ["20%"])
body_component = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::BodyComponent.new(text: body_text, example: body_example)
footer_text = "Petitux Team"
footer_component = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::FooterComponent.new(text: footer_text)
client.templates.create(name: "discount", category: category, language: language, components: [header_component, body_component, footer_component])
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
category = ::CloudWaba::Models::Enums::Templates::Category::Utility
body_text = "Your order no. {{1}} has been placed!"
body_example = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::Example.new(values: ["500"])
body_component = ::CloudWaba::Models::Templates::BodyComponent.new(text: body_text, example: body_example)
client.templates.update(template_id: "1027873614915405", category: category, components: [body_component])
client = CloudWaba::Client.new
client.templates.delete(name: "discount")
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