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# Sending Text Messages with Chat IDs and Links
This project demonstrates how to send text messages with links to multiple users using a CSV file and a chat application's API.
**Functionality:**
- Reads chat IDs, messages, and links from a CSV file.
- Sends text messages with the corresponding link to each chat ID using asynchronous programming.
- Introduces a 5-second delay between sending messages to different chat IDs (optional).
**Requirements:**
- Python 3.7 or later
- Libraries:
- aiohttp
- asyncio
- csv
**Instructions:**
1. Replace the following placeholders in the code:
- `base_url`: The base URL of your chat application's API (currently set to http://localhost:3000/)
- `filename`: The path to your CSV file containing chat IDs, messages, and links (assuming columns are chat ID, message, link)
2. Ensure the CSV file has the following format (replace with your actual column names if different):
chat_id,message,link
3. Run the script using Python:
python script.py
**Reference Links:**
- **Chat application dashboard (if applicable):** http://localhost:3000/dashboard/
- **Waha Documentation - Creating a Dashboard:** https://waha.devlike.pro/docs/how-to/dashboard/
- **Waha Website:** https://waha.devlike.pro/
- **Waha Documentation - FAQ:** https://waha.devlike.pro/docs/overview/faq/
**Note:**
- This code snippet is designed as a demonstration and might require adjustments based on your specific chat application's API and desired functionalities.
I hope this README.md file provides a clear explanation of the project and its dependencies!
This README.md file includes:
- A brief description of the project's functionality.
- Prerequisites (Python version and libraries).
- Instructions on how to use the code, including replacing placeholders and the CSV file format.
- Reference links to the provided URLs.
- A note about potential adjustments based on your specific chat application's API.