Automate Things With Python: WhatsApp Automation

Explore adb, the Android Debug Bridge, a three-component command line tool that enables debugging Android devices using a client, daemon, and server, and how to download platform-tools.

Learn to use basic adb commands to manage android devices, including starting and killing the server, listing devices, enabling developer options and USB debugging, and opening a shell.

Learn to run adb commands without opening a shell by using adb shell with a single command to fetch prop values, features, and settings like bluetooth name.

Learn how to use adb to query phone properties with getprop, list features with pm list features, view services, and inspect model, brand, SIM, and bluetooth name from the shell.

Learn to input text on a mobile via adb commands, using adb shell and input text to type letters, numbers, symbols. Quote text for multiline input and simulate enter spaces.

Explore how to control an Android device with adb commands, using input text and key events to simulate typing, camera, call, brightness, and browser actions.

learn to touch the screen at precise coordinates using adb commands by reading x and y values with pointer location, then tapping with adb shell input tap x y.

Automate WhatsApp messaging using ADB commands to open the app, locate a contact, type a message, and send it via key events and text input.

Automate WhatsApp messaging with Python by driving adb commands: open WhatsApp with a number, type a message, navigate with key events, and send the message.

Read contacts from a csv or excel file using python, extract name, mobile, and message, and build a list of dictionaries for WhatsApp messaging to multiple contacts.

Learn to automate sending WhatsApp messages from CSV or Excel contacts by looping through records, extracting mobile numbers and messages, and typing and sending each message with timed delays.

Learn how to send multi-line messages on WhatsApp automation by splitting a message into lines, typing each line, and sending enter between lines, then looping through contacts with delays.

Identify the adb-based WhatsApp workflow limitations: Android-only, USB-connected device, phone must be unlocked and charged, and no multitasking during sends; future work shifts to desktop automation.

Download and install the WhatsApp desktop application, log in with your mobile account, open the desktop app, and select a contact. Type a message, attach files if needed, and send.

Install the WhatsApp desktop application on Windows, then scan the QR code with your phone to connect and start sending messages from the desktop.

Learn to automate WhatsApp messaging by typing text with Python using a keyboard input library, installing the package, and scripting press and release events to simulate keystrokes.

Automate typing in Python using keyboard press and release, and type strings by iterating characters with a list or by the keyboard type function in focused inputs.

Learn to automate text entry in Python using a keyboard input package, typing strings and characters, handling enter and shift keys, and preparing for WhatsApp automation.

Open the WhatsApp desktop app via a Python script, select a contact by phone number, then type and send a message with keyboard automation.

Learn to automate sending WhatsApp messages from a CSV or Excel file by loading contact names, numbers, and messages, then iterate and send to each contact using a Python script.

Learn to send multi-line messages from a csv using python by splitting into lines and looping through them, simulating ultra enter for new lines in whatsapp automation.

Automate WhatsApp messaging with Python by reading media file paths from Excel, attaching PDFs, videos, MP3s, and PNGs to messages and sending them via the desktop app.

Create a main window with Tkinter by importing the module, using the TCA method, and running the app with the main loop; customize with title, geometry, and resizable options.

Learn how to display images on widgets with the photo image widget by creating a photo image object and using a PNG or JPG file path in the image argument.

Learn to set a custom icon for the main window using a photo image in Python, including importing the image and applying it with the window icon method.

Learn to create and customize a label widget in tkinter to display text or images, update content, and control layout with options like font, anchor, colors, padding, and compound display.

Learn how to display widgets using three display methods—pack, grid, and place—in a main window, including row/column positioning and x/y coordinates.

Create and configure a button widget in Python GUI applications, display text or image, bind a click handler with command, and adjust size, font, color, and compound options.

Demonstrates creating a progress bar widget in a main window, configuring orientation and length, and animating progress from 0 to 100% via a start button and updates.

Create and use a single-line entry widget in a Python GUI to capture user input and retrieve it with get or clear it with delete in a main window.

Learn to use the scrolled text widget to auto-add a scrollbar for long text. Create a scroll text window, insert text, and customize background, foreground, and font size.

Convert python files to a standalone executable using auto-py-to-exe, for the automate things with python: whatsapp automation course, removing dependencies and protecting code for sharing with friends.