Whathor allows you in an easy way to send Whatsapp messages directly from your ruby app by acting as a wrapper for Whatools Rest API. To be able to use this gem you have to register and get a token key from https://wha.tools.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'whathor'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install whathor
There are only three easy steps for this to work:
# 1. Before any message is sent for the first time, you have to subscribe against Whatools Rest API
# by passing the token.
Whathor.subscribe "MY_WHATOOLS_TOKEN"
# 2. Sends a message to another whatsapp user by specifying the phone number prefixed with country code
# and body of the message.
Whathor.message to: '573001231231231', body: "This is cool! :)" # 57 = country code, 3001231231231 = Phone number
# 3. When you are done sending messages. Unsubscribe from Whatools so that further notifications and
# messages are not lost.
Whathor.unsubscribe
You can read more about Whatools API specification in https://api.wha.tools/v0
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