Releases: vetronics/messages_automation
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1.0.0
Release Notes - Messages Automation v1.0.0
Author: @vetronics
Status: Stable Release
🎉 Initial Release
We are excited to announce the first stable release of Messages Automation, a Python-based tool for basic message automation across various messaging platforms.
🚀 Key Features
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Cross-Platform Message Automation
- Support for multiple messaging platforms:
- Telegram Desktop
- WhatsApp Desktop
- Signal Desktop
- Any application with text input fields
- Support for multiple messaging platforms:
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Command Line Interface
- Clean and intuitive CLI design
- ASCII art banner for enhanced user experience
- Simple user input prompts
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Basic Automation Capabilities
- Text message repetition
- Configurable message content
- Adjustable repetition count
- Built-in safety delays
🛠️ Technical Specifications
- Language: Python 3.x
- Dependencies:
- pyautogui
- pyfiglet
- time (built-in)
- os (built-in)
📋 Core Functionality
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Application Launch
- Automated application startup
- Configurable application targeting
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Message Handling
- Basic text input automation
- Enter key simulation
- Timed delivery intervals
⚠️ Known Limitations
- Limited to text-only messages
- No scheduled messaging support
- Manual application name configuration required
- Single chat window operation only
- No media attachment support
🔒 Security and Safety Features
- Built-in timing delays
- User confirmation prompts
- System-friendly operation speeds
💡 Usage Notes
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Application Configuration
- Users must modify application name in script for different platforms
- Default configuration set for Telegram Desktop
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Performance Considerations
- Requires stable system performance
- Dependent on system response times
- May need timing adjustments based on system specifications
🐛 Bug Reporting
Please report any bugs or issues through our GitHub issue tracker. Include:
- Operating System details
- Python version
- Clear steps to reproduce
- Expected vs actual behavior
📝 Documentation
Complete documentation is available in:
- README.md - Main documentation
🔄 Compatibility
Tested Operating Systems:
- Windows 10/11
- macOS (10.15+)
- Linux (Major distributions)
Required Specifications:
- Python 3.13
- Desktop environment
- GUI-based operating system
📜 License
Released under GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0)