whatsapp-python 3.3.9.post2__tar.gz → 4.0.0.post1__tar.gz

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  1. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/FUNDING.yml +3 -3
  2. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md +31 -31
  3. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/custom.md +10 -10
  4. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md +20 -20
  5. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/dependabot.yml +11 -11
  6. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/workflows/codeql.yml +73 -73
  7. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml +20 -20
  8. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.github/workflows/python-publish.yml +39 -39
  9. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/.gitignore +132 -132
  10. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md +128 -128
  11. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/CONTRIBUTING.md +19 -19
  12. whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1/LICENSE +661 -0
  13. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/PKG-INFO +14 -8
  14. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/README.md +101 -96
  15. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/SECURITY.md +14 -14
  16. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/reply_to_message_obj.py +14 -14
  17. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_audio.py +16 -15
  18. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_button.py +34 -33
  19. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_document.py +17 -16
  20. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_image.py +16 -15
  21. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_location.py +19 -18
  22. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_message.py +15 -14
  23. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_template_message.py +13 -13
  24. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/sending_video.py +16 -15
  25. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/examples/standalone_hook.py +144 -144
  26. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/pyproject.toml +48 -48
  27. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/__init__.py +399 -377
  28. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/constants.py +4 -4
  29. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_buttons.py +102 -82
  30. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_media.py +145 -135
  31. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_message.py +133 -123
  32. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_property.py +5 -5
  33. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_send_media.py +339 -340
  34. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_send_others.py +107 -107
  35. {whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2 → whatsapp_python-4.0.0.post1}/whatsapp/ext/_static.py +329 -329
  36. whatsapp_python-3.3.9.post2/LICENSE +0 -21
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