README

This package provides tools and utilities for interacting with WhatsApp services. Below is a detailed guide to help you get started.

Installation

To install the package, use the following command:

composer require mosamy/whatsapp

Features

• Message Sending: Send text, images, and other media to WhatsApp users.

Usage

Usage in Laravel

To use the WhatsApp package in a Laravel application, follow these steps:

1. Install the Package
   Ensure the package is installed via Composer:

    composer require mosamy/whatsapp
   

2. Configure the Package

   After installation, add the following CloudWA configuration to your .env file:

    CLOUDWA_USERNAME=your_cloudwa_username
    CLOUDWA_PASSWORD=your_cloudwa_password
    CLOUDWA_SESSION_UUID=your_session_uuid
    CLOUDWA_REPORT_EMAIL=your_report_email
   

   Replace your_cloudwa_username, your_cloudwa_password and your_session_uuid with the appropriate values for your CloudWA account.

   If any error occurs, a report will be sent to the email configured in CLOUDWA_REPORT_EMAIL.

3. Sending a Message
   Use the WhatsApp helper to easily send a message:

   
    whatsapp()->send([
         'to' => '+1234567890',
         'message' => 'Hello from Laravel!',
    ]);
   

   ## Advanced Usage

   For more advanced features, you can create a page to display the session status. The following example is compatible with Livewire, but you can customize it to suit your needs.

   ### Step 1: Create a Livewire Component

   First, create a Livewire component to handle the session status:

    use Livewire\Component;
    use ServicesCloudWA;
   
    class WhatsappSessionStatus extends Component
    {
        #[Computed]
        public function sessionStatus()
        {
            return ServicesCloudWA::sessionStatus();
        }
    }
   

   ### Step 2: Create a Blade View

   Next, create a Blade file named whatsapp-session-status.blade.php to display the session status:

    <div class="card-body text-center">
        <div wire:poll.10s="$refresh">
            <div class="text-danger">{{ $this->sessionStatus['message'] ?? $this->sessionStatus['errors'][0] ?? '' }}</div>
            @if((($this->sessionStatus['status'] ?? '') != 'CONNECTED'))
            <div class="mt-2">
                <img class="qrcode"
                    src="{{ $this->sessionStatus['qrcode'] ?? asset('style/images/qr-code-placeholder.png') }}"
                    style="border: 1px solid white; height: 192px; width: 192px;"
                    alt="QRCode Loading">
            </div>
            @endif
        </div>
   
        <x-webadmin.buttons.button label="Refresh" type="button" wire:click="$refresh" class="btn mt-4 btn-secondary">
            Refresh
        </x-webadmin.buttons.button>
    </div>
   

   ### Step 3: Define the Route

   Finally, define a route to serve the Livewire component:

    use App\Http\Livewire\WhatsappSessionStatus;
   
    Route::get('whatsapp-session-status', WhatsappSessionStatus::class)->name('whatsapp-session-status');
   

   This setup will allow you to monitor the session status in real-time and refresh the QR code or status as needed.

For additional details, consult the official documentation or open an issue for support.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue for any bugs or feature requests.

Support

For support, please contact dev.mohamed.samy@gmail.com.