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Whatsapp-Web

About

  • This is a tool to parse Whatsapp messenger on a web browser.
  • This tool uses the Selenium module in Python 2.7 for parsing.

Usage

This is primarily built as a parsing tool for students.

Contributing

  • The repository is open to contribution from all interested developers. Kindly send us Pull Requests with explanation as to what changes you have done.
  • Also, you can write to us by opening an Issue and also solve a current issue if possible.
  • A detailed explanantion of how we came to building this software is maintained at the Wiki page.
  • This repository was created and is currently maintained by @salman-bhai.

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Installation

  • Fork this project to your GitHub account.
  • After forking, enter the following commands in your terminal.
$ git clone https://github.com/salman-bhai/Whatsapp-Web
  • After that get inside the repository and execute the following instructions
cd WhatsApp-Web
pip install virtualenv
source activate wa-web
pip install -r requirements.txt
  • Make sure to install Google Chrome or Chromium browser on your OS.

  • After that open the file wa.py and in line number 10 edit the path of the repository to the PATH where you've cloned the repository.

  • After that run the file as a python file

python wa.py

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