backup-to-ebooks-archive

NO LONGER MAINTAINED

The twitter_ebooks binary now supports functionality similar to this. Use that instead.

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Convert your Twitter backup into a twitter_ebooks archive.

Installation

npm install -g backup-to-ebooks-archive

Usage

backup-to-ebooks-archive <backup.csv> <export.json>

Example:

backup-to-ebooks-archive tweets.csv username.json

Then from there you can import your full Twitter archive into your ebooks bot.

$ ebooks consume username.json
Faraday::Builder is now Faraday::RackBuilder.
Reading json corpus from username.json
Removing commented lines and sorting mentions
Segmenting text into sentences
Tokenizing 14600 statements and 12992 mentions
Ranking keywords
Corpus consumed to model/username.model

Why?

When running the archive ability of twitter_ebooks, it only imported a paltry 3,000 of my 18,000 tweets, and I didn't want to mess with API limits to grab what I can already get via Twitter's export feature.