Official SDKs

Quick start

import { TabiClient } from 'tabi-sdk';

const tabi = new TabiClient({
  apiKey: 'tk_your_api_key',
  baseUrl: 'https://api.tabi.africa/api/v1',
});

// List channels
const channels = await tabi.channels.list();

// Send a WhatsApp message
await tabi.messages.send('channel-id', {
  to: '2348012345678',
  content: 'Hello from Tabi!',
});

The npm package exports TypeScript types for request bodies (for example CreateApiKeyPayload, ChannelSendPayload) and JSDoc on methods for IDE parameter hints. Cross-check the public API docs for full request and response schemas.

Quick start

<?php

use Tabi\SDK\TabiClient;

$tabi = new TabiClient(
    'tk_your_api_key',
    'https://api.tabi.africa/api/v1'
);

// List channels
$channels = $tabi->channels()->list();

// Send a WhatsApp message
$tabi->messages()->send('channel-id', [
    'to' => '2348012345678',
    'content' => 'Hello from Tabi!',
]);

Install: composer require tabi/sdk. Full method reference: vendor/tabi/sdk/README.md (includes hosted OTP: sendOtp, verifyOtp). Product overview: tabi.africa/sdks.

Quick start

import os
from tabi_sdk import TabiClient

client = TabiClient(
    api_key=os.environ["TABI_API_KEY"],
    base_url="https://api.tabi.africa/api/v1",
)

client.messages.send(
    "channel-id",
    {"to": "2348012345678", "content": "Hello from Python!"},
)

Same REST layout as the JS client (TabiClient resource groups). See the package README for send payloads, webhooks, and OTP helpers.

Quick start

<?php

use Tabi\Laravel\Facades\Tabi;

// Send (configure TABI_API_KEY in .env; provider auto-discovers)
Tabi::messages()->send('channel-id', [
    'to' => '2348012345678',
    'content' => 'Hello from Laravel!',
]);

Wraps tabi/sdk with a service provider and Tabi facade. Set TABI_API_KEY and optional TABI_BASE_URL in .env.

Quick start

import 'package:tabi_sdk/tabi_sdk.dart';

Future<void> main() async {
  final tabi = TabiClient(
    'tk_your_api_key',
    baseUrl: 'https://api.tabi.africa/api/v1',
  );
  await tabi.channels().list();
  await tabi.messages().send('channel-id', {
    'to': '2348012345678',
    'content': 'Hello from Flutter / Dart!',
  });
}

Use the same TabiClient in Flutter mobile apps, CLI, or server-side Dart. See pub.dev for the latest constraint and changelog.