whatsapp_launcher 1.0.2

Flutter package

A Flutter plugin that provides a simple way to launch WhatsApp conversations with pre-filled messages using the official WhatsApp deep linking system. Supports both immediate and scheduled message sending.

whatsapp_launcher

A Flutter plugin to launch WhatsApp with a phone number and a pre-filled message using the wa.me deep link.

Features

• Open WhatsApp chat for a specific phone number
• Send pre-filled messages
• Schedule messages for future delivery
• Simple and easy-to-use API
• Supports both Android and iOS platforms
• Handles error cases gracefully

Getting Started

Add the dependency in your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  whatsapp_launcher: ^1.0.0

Usage

Here's a simple example of how to use the plugin:

import 'package:whatsapp_launcher/whatsapp_launcher.dart';

// Send message immediately
void sendMessage() async {
  bool launched = await WhatsAppLauncher.launchWhatsAppMessage(
    phoneNumber: '919999999999', // Use international format without '+'
    message: 'Hello from Flutter!',
  );

  if (!launched) {
    print('Could not open WhatsApp');
  }
}

// Schedule a message
void scheduleMessage() async {
  bool scheduled = await WhatsAppLauncher.scheduleWhatsAppMessage(
    phoneNumber: '919999999999',
    message: 'This is a scheduled message!',
    scheduledTime: DateTime.now().add(Duration(hours: 2)), // Schedule for 2 hours later
  );

  if (!scheduled) {
    print('Could not schedule WhatsApp message');
  }
}

Parameters

• phoneNumber: The recipient's phone number in international format without the '+' symbol (e.g., '919999999999')
• message: The pre-filled message to be sent (optional)
• scheduledTime: The DateTime when the message should be sent (for scheduled messages)

Requirements

• WhatsApp must be installed on the user's device
• Supported on both Android and iOS platforms
• For Android: Requires minimum SDK version 16
• For iOS: Requires iOS 9.0 or later

Additional Information

For more detailed examples and implementation details, check out the /example directory in the package repository.