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Extract data created in a corporate Workplace by Facebook installation using the Graph/SCIM APIs
Python package to extract posts from
The Workplace Extractor package was written to allow a complete extraction of posts form a Workplace installation. It provides the following key features:
To get the Workplace Extractor package, either fork this github repo or use Pypi via pip.
$ pip install workplace_extractor
You can simple run a python script with the code below:
import workplace_extractor
workplace_extractor.run()
This package uses argparse and Gooey to create an end-user-friendly front end GUI application. Just run the app and a dialog will show up asking for the input parameters.
The application will offer some extraction options:
POSTS - used for extracting all posts published in a given period of time or feed, from a given author etc.
Comments - used for extracting all comments made in a post.
People - used for extracting all Workplace users.
Groups - used for all groups.
Members - used for extracting all members of a group
Attendees - used for extracting all attendees of an event.
Interactions - used for extracting interactions among all workplace users. This option can be used can be used with a network visualization solution, such as Gephi, for further analysis.
You must have an access token with full access to both SCIM and GRAPH API in order to the extraction to work
A config.ini file con be used to set some key parameters. Two required ones are:
As many http calls are made during the export process, your program may take a while to finish, depending on the size of your Workplace installation. As a reference, on an installation with around 85,000 users, 3,000 groups and 110,000 posts the exectution takes around 4 hours to complete.
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Extract data created in a corporate Workplace by Facebook installation using the Graph/SCIM APIs
We found that workplace_extractor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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