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Wazza is a utility to parse one or multiple whatsapp backup files into csv or json file formats. only tested for group backups
install wazza command line tool globally
npm i -g wazza
Then you can run wazza command, for example
cd ~/Downloads
wazza _chat.txt > export.csv
If you have a folder with multiple exports from different channels,
but you want to combine them into one single csv or json file, you can
pass a folder as an argument instead of a file.
Just make sure all files have .txt
extension.
Example, given you have a folder called exports/
than contains one or more .txt
files.
wazza exports/ > export.csv
or
wazza -f json exports/ > export.json
and the export file will contain the combination of all exported .txt files.
-f
option indicates the format which can be csv
or json
-d
option indicates the date-time format, here are some examples:
Internally wazza uses momentjs
to format dates,
for complete list of formats see https://momentjs.com format() function.
wazza -f csv _chat.txt > export.csv
where _chat.txt
is the file or path to the backup file.
wazza -f json _chat.txt > export.json
wazza -f csv -d "MMM Do YY"_chat.txt > export.json
FAQs
Parses whatsapp backup txt file to json or csv formats
The npm package wazza receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, wazza popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that wazza demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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