A ruby interface to WhatsApp Enterprise API.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "whatsapp"
Create an instance of the API client passing the base path of your endpoint:
whats = Whats::Api.new("https://my-whatsapp-endpoint.com")
Take a look here (WhatsApp Check Contacts doc) for more information.
whats.check_contacts(["+5511942424242"])
# output:
{
"results" => [
{
"input" => "+5511942424242",
"status" => "valid",
"wa_id" => "5511942424242"
}
]
}
Take a look here (WhatsApp Send Message doc) for more information.
The first parameter is the WhatsApp username!
whats.send_message("5511942424242", "Message goes here.")
# output:
{
"messages" => [{
"id" => "BAEC4D1D7549842627"
}]
}
rspec
You can print all stubs using the environment variable PRINT_STUBS=true
like this:
PRINT_STUBS=true rspec
Which results in:
Whats::Actions::SendMessage
#call
with valid params
+ ------ STUB ------
+ Request: POST http://test.local/api/rest_send.php with body "{\"payload\":{\"to\":\"5511944442222\",\"body\":\"Message!\"}}" with headers {'Content-Type'=>'application/json'}
+ Response: {"payload":{"message_id":"ID"},"error":false}
+ ------------------
returns message_in in the payload
with unknown contact
+ ------ STUB ------
+ Request: POST http://test.local/api/rest_send.php with body "{\"payload\":{\"to\":\"123\",\"body\":\"Message!\"}}" with headers {'Content-Type'=>'application/json'}
+ Response: {"payload":null,"error":{"errorcode":404,"errortext":"unknown contact"}}
+ ------------------
returns error unknown contact
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