WhatsApp Automation Script

This Python script automates the process of opening WhatsApp, searching for a contact, and sending messages using pyautogui and pygetwindow.

Requirements

Make sure you have the following Python packages installed:

• pyautogui
• pygetwindow

You can install these packages using pip:

pip install pyautogui pygetwindow

How to Use

1. Set Up Coordinates:

   • This script relies on specific screen coordinates for clicking on the WhatsApp interface elements (search bar, contacts, message input box).
   • To find these coordinates, you can use a helper script (e.g., coordinate.py) that allows you to print the current mouse position. Move your mouse to the desired position and run the script to get the coordinates.
   • Replace the placeholder coordinates in the search_contact and send_message functions with the actual coordinates obtained.

2. Edit the Script:

   • Replace Contact_Name in the example usage with the actual contact name you want to message.
   • Modify the message variable with the text you wish to send.
   • Change the number in send_message_multiple_times(contact_name, message, 1) to specify how many times you want to send the message.

3. Run the Script:

   • Execute the script in your Python environment. Make sure WhatsApp is already installed and you are logged in.
   • The script will open WhatsApp, maximize the window, search for the specified contact, and send the designated message the specified number of times.

Example Usage

contact_name = "John Doe"  # Replace with the actual contact name
message = "Hello, this is an automated message!"
send_message_multiple_times(contact_name, message, 3)  # Send the message 3 times

Notes

• Ensure that your screen resolution and scaling settings are consistent when running the script, as coordinates are pixel-specific.
• Adjust the time.sleep() durations as needed to ensure WhatsApp loads completely before performing the next action.

Disclaimer

Use this script responsibly. Automated messaging may violate WhatsApp's terms of service, and excessive use could lead to account restrictions.