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This package provides a simple and expressive API for interacting with the WAAPI (WhatsApp API) service within a Laravel application.

Features

Send text messages, media, templates, stickers, voice notes, locations, and contacts.
Fluent and expressive API.
Automatic webhook route registration.
New WebhookReceived event for incoming data.
Integration with Webhook.site for easy debugging.
Artisan command to renew Webhook.site token.

Installation

composer require octopusteam/waapi-laravel

Publish the configuration file:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="OctopusTeam\Waapi\WaapiServiceProvider"

This will create a config/waapi.php file in your application.

Configuration

Update your .env file with your WAAPI credentials:

WAAPI_APP_URL=https://waapi.octopusteam.net/api/create-message
WAAPI_APP_KEY=your_app_key
WAAPI_AUTH_KEY=your_auth_key
WAAPI_WEBHOOK_SITE_TOKEN=your_webhook_site_token
WAAPI_UPDATE_DEVICE_WEBHOOK=your_device_uuid_for_webhook_update

Usage

Sending Messages

You can send messages using the Waapi facade or by injecting the Waapi class.

use OctopusTeam\Waapi\Facades\Waapi;

// Send a simple text message
Waapi::sendMessage('201xxxxxxxxx', 'Hello, world!');

// Send an OTP with custom message
$otp = Waapi::generateOtp();
Waapi::sendOtp('201xxxxxxxxx', $otp, false, false, ":otp is your verification code.");

// Send Media (File)
Waapi::sendMedia('201xxxxxxxxx', 'Here is your invoice', 'https://example.com/invoice.pdf');

// Send Template
Waapi::sendTemplate('201xxxxxxxxx', 'template_id', [
    'variables[{1}]' => 'Value 1',
    'variables[{2}]' => 'Value 2'
]);

// Send Sticker
Waapi::sendSticker('201xxxxxxxxx', 'https://example.com/sticker.webp');

// Send Voice Note
Waapi::sendVoice('201xxxxxxxxx', 'https://example.com/voice.mp3');

// Send Location
Waapi::sendLocation('201xxxxxxxxx', '30.0444', '31.2357');

// Send Contact
Waapi::sendContact('201xxxxxxxxx', 'John Doe', '201xxxxxxxxx', 'Octopus Team');

Device Status & QR Code

// Get Device Status
$status = Waapi::getDeviceStatus('device_id');

// Get QR Code
$qr = Waapi::getQrCode('device_id');

Webhook Handling

The package can automatically register a webhook route to handle incoming data from WAAPI. To enable this, ensure the following is in your config/waapi.php:

'webhook' => [
    'enabled' => true,
    'auto_register' => true,
],

By default, the route is POST /api/webhook/whatsapp.

Events

When a webhook is received, the package fires the OctopusTeam\Waapi\Events\WebhookReceived event. You can listen to this event in your application's EventServiceProvider.

use OctopusTeam\Waapi\Events\WebhookReceived;

protected $listen = [
    WebhookReceived::class => [
        SendEmailNotification::class,
    ],
];

The event contains the webhook data in the $data property.

Webhook.site Integration

For development and debugging, you can use the Webhook.site integration to inspect incoming webhook data.

// Get the last 50 requests from Webhook.site
$data = Waapi::getWebhookSiteData(50);

// Get the decoded content from the last 50 requests
$content = Waapi::getWebhookSiteContent(50);

// Get a specific request by its ID
$request = Waapi::getWebhookSiteRequest('request-uuid');

Artisan Command

To renew your webhook.site token automatically, you can run the following Artisan command. This will generate a new token, update your .env file, and update the webhook URL via the WAAPI service.

php artisan waapi:webhook-renew

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