Telegram/Whatsapp message

[akapelis]

Hi friends, I would like to create a flow that automatically sends a message to my wife when I get to work.
Is there a way to send a precompiled message via telegram or whatsapp?
Maybe with the "StartActivity" action, but i can't figured out...
Thank you very much.

[Martin]

Hi,

To my knowledge there's no way to directly send a Whatsapp message without user interaction.
You could use action Start Activity with example Compose Mail to see if Whatsapp can handle the intent. You will likely have to select the recipient in Whatsapp and press the send button manually. You could try to automate the manual actions with action Control UI.

Regards,
Martin

[akapelis]

Hi,

To my knowledge there's no way to directly send a Whatsapp message without user interaction.
You could use action Start Activity with example Compose Mail to see if Whatsapp can handle the intent. You will likely have to select the recipient in Whatsapp and press the send button manually. You could try to automate the manual actions with action Control UI.

Regards,
Martin

Thank you Martin, I will try...
I really love this app

[pmgnt]

This does the trick!
Requieres rooted device and sqlite3 installed.


Script:
receiver_id = "xxxxxxxx@s.whatsapp.net"
msg = "Hello.."


Root command:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.whatsapp/databases/msgstore.db "INSERT INTO messages (key_remote_jid, key_from_me, key_id,status, needs_push, data, timestamp, media_url, media_mime_type, media_wa_type, media_size, media_name, latitude, longitude, thumb_image, remote_resource, received_timestamp, send_timestamp, receipt_server_timestamp, receipt_device_timestamp, raw_data, media_hash, recipient_count, media_duration, origin) VALUES ('{receiver_id}',1,'{getDate()/1000-1}',0,0,'{msg}',{getDate()},'','','0 ',0,'',0.0,0.0,' ','',{getDate()},-1,-1,-1,0,'',0,0,0); update chat_list set message_table_id = (select max(messages._id) from messages) where chat_list.key_remote_jid = '{receiver_id}' ; "


Root command:
am force-stop com.whatsapp



Now reopen Whatsapp and message will be sent..

best regards.

[akapelis]

This does the trick!
Requieres rooted device and sqlite3 installed.


Script:
receiver_id = "xxxxxxxx@s.whatsapp.net"
msg = "Hello.."


Root command:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.whatsapp/databases/msgstore.db "INSERT INTO messages (key_remote_jid, key_from_me, key_id,status, needs_push, data, timestamp, media_url, media_mime_type, media_wa_type, media_size, media_name, latitude, longitude, thumb_image, remote_resource, received_timestamp, send_timestamp, receipt_server_timestamp, receipt_device_timestamp, raw_data, media_hash, recipient_count, media_duration, origin) VALUES ('{receiver_id}',1,'{getDate()/1000-1}',0,0,'{msg}',{getDate()},'','','0 ',0,'',0.0,0.0,' ','',{getDate()},-1,-1,-1,0,'',0,0,0); update chat_list set message_table_id = (select max(messages._id) from messages) where chat_list.key_remote_jid = '{receiver_id}' ; "


Root command:
am force-stop com.whatsapp



Now reopen Whatsapp and message will be sent..

best regards.

Thank you very much, but my device isn't rooted.