twitter-archive-parser
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timhutton
Python code to parse a Twitter archive and output in various ways
### 1st a little fix: corrects the folder name for images. `tweet_data` should be `tweets_data` ### 2nd: downloads the full size version of the image and uses that in the...
It would be cool to parse your likes archive in the same way as your own tweets (sorry if you can already do this, I’m a Python noob). I realize...
This data appears to be omitted from archive entirely. Side note: Another Mastodoner has offered up an online tool to parse the .js file and grap down ALTs... but there...
@masukomi points out in #13 that the images in the Twitter archive are not the original size. Example: an image in my archive is 600x809. If I download from Twitter...
The current twitter archive downloaded omits all the user names and handles. It only contains the ids of the accounts that someone interacted with. With that the archive looses context,...
It will be great if the tweets are output in nested chronological folders The folders can be in the format YYYY and MM, with a DD.md containing all the tweets...
Motivations: 1. Enormous markdown files cause problems for rendering. 2. Import into Jekyll etc needs separate files. Proposal: - Construct a filename using the timestamp - Output each tweet as...
It is way too late and I have way too much of a headache and not nearly enough clue about Github actions but here's a quick binary build. Why: To...
This affects the `download_better_images.py` script, causing them to say e.g. `176/350: Fail. Media couldn't be retrieved: https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/Q1P1WLseqOz6yoDf.mp4 Filename: media\1332621192075890689-Q1P1WLseqOz6yoDf.mp4` Twitter seems to handle videos differently depending on their size. For...
I changed line 135 ` filename = f'tweets_{dt.year}-{dt.month:02}.md'` to ` filename = f'{dt.year}-{dt.month:02}-01-Tweet-Archive-{dt.year}-{dt.month:02}.md' ` To get nicer filenames that I can just throw in a Jekyll _posts directory to start...
