WhatsText makes WhatsApp chat exports more readable and interesting.
- Why?
- Installation
- Method 1: pypi
- Method 2: Install From Source
- Dependencies
- Usage
- Configuration
- Output Structure
- Change Log
- Want to Contribute?
- References
When you export a whatsapp chat through the WhatsApp UI pon Android/iOS, the Whatsapp export button exports it to a text file with or without media attachments as a zip file.
WhatsText makes it interesting to read and view like regular chat
All you need to do is to install the python package and run it against your chat export.
- A boring export :
- After using WhatsText :
- Becomes interesting :
0.1.0
- Parsing Chat Log for regular chats
- Speedy processing
- Parsing Attachments
0.1.2
- Parsing for Group Chats
1.0
- 3 Themes to choose from
- Light/Dark Mode
WhatsText makes that interesting.
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Use Pip to install WhatsText and dependencies on your machine
pip install better_profanitypip install WhatsText -
Download the project onto your local machine and run
python main.py 'path/to/file/_chat.txt'
- Standard python libraries
python main.py 'path/to/file/_chat.txt'
- Yet to add customizability
- Output generated as a zip in
path/to/file
This project is open for contribution, as long as it remains useful.
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If you find and issue please report it by creating a new issue at https://github.com/sdemanas/WhatsText/issues
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If a similar issue already exists please add to the same.
To submit a new feature request raise an issue, describe your requirements and create a PR.
List of open source projects and references used for building WhatsText


