Extract your Zulip messages using the command line with this plugin for chronicle-etl.
# Install chronicle-etl and this plugin
$ gem install chronicle-etl
$ chronicle-etl plugins:install zulip
You can get a personal access token by going to Settings -> Account & Privacy and pressing the "Show/change your API key".
# Save username, access_token, and realm
$ chronicle-etl secrets:set zulip username foo@gmail.com
$ chronicle-etl secrets:set zulip access_token ACCESS_TOKEN
$ chronicle-etl secrets:set zulip realm foo
# Then, retrieve your private messages
$ chronicle-etl --extractor zulip:private-message --loader json
private-messageExtractor for importing private messages from Zulip
username: The email address associated with your Zulip accountaccess_token: Your personal access tokenrealm: ____.zulipchat.commessageTransform a Zulip message into Chronicle Schema
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