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WhatsPy 0.0.3
Python Whatsapp API based on Selenium and ChromeDriver

# WhatsPy

Python Whatsapp API based on Selenium and ChromeDriver

> Working as of Mar 09 2020

## limitations

- All web.whatsapp.com limitations
- Scan QRCode on first run
- You must have a persons number saved to your phone
- You must set the contact exact and complete saved name
- Names must be unique in your contacts list

## QRCode scan

A PNG file is saved at local root directory as qrcode.png for scaning with yout phone. 
WhatsPy will try to save a profile so you don't need to scan the qrcode everytime.
Keep in mind that whatsapp logs you out if you try to login in multiple browsers.

## Chrome Install

WhatsPy uses a Chrome class that is just a wraper for the Selenum default implementation
that adds a few easy to use enhancements.

To use chrome with selenium you will need ChromeDriver.

A .whatspy directory will be added to your home directory to save chrome profile.

## Roadmap

- [x] Save QRCode image for scan
- [ ] Read latest chats
- [ ] Read latest messages from chat
- [x] Send message to contact by name (unique)
- [ ] Send message to contact by number
- [ ] Read latest archived chats
- [ ] Read latest archived messages from chat
- [ ] Archive chat
- [ ] Unarchive chat
Powerset 0.0.1
PowerSet is a set of 3 functions made in Python to work with lists as powerlists founded in mathematical powersets.
Requires Python: >=3.0

# Powerset

Powerset is a set of 3 functions made in Python to work with lists as powerlists founded in mathematical powersets.

Powerset is a module to work with lists and create powersets of the lists, if you want your list to be passed as a set make sure you dont have duplicates making list(set(originalList)) to your originalList.

We have 3 methods:

  powerset(list) will return the powerset of the list.

  length(list) will return the cardinality (number of members) of any subset on the powerset of your list.

  powernums(list) will return the number of subset for any given cardinality of the subsets in the powerset of your list.