groupme-rust-stats

Crates.iogroupme-rust-stats
lib.rsgroupme-rust-stats
version1.0.7
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created_at2020-06-19 21:29:38.74874
updated_at2021-12-03 15:17:49.672794
descriptionA rust command line tool which downloads the complete history of a groupme chat group. It also runs a few analytics on the data and displays as a plain text file.
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repositoryhttps://github.com/taylorjbrown/groupme-rust-stats
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Taylor Brown (taylorjbrown)

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A Tool to download all history of a GroupMe chat room and runs a few stats on each user's messages in the group:

Prerequisites:

  1. Create an application api key for GroupMe API
    • Go to https://dev.groupme.com/applications
    • Login with your account
    • Click "Create Application"
    • Set callback to "localhost"
    • Click save
    • Copy the value at <user name>'s Access Token
      • This will be used in the settings file as the <Groupme_Api_Key>
  2. Get the group chat id:

Output:url

Two folders will be created when run:

  • raw_output:
    • This holds all the raw JSON from the groupme API, file names are the timestamp range for the file's messages
  • results:
    • messages.csv:

        | createdTimestamp | userId | userName@timeOfMessage| messageText | totaldabs | favorited_by | message_id |
      
    • users.csv:

        | userId | usernames (separated by comma) |
      
    • results.txt:

      • For each user in group, this file holds the follow stats:
        • Total Likes
        • Top Liked Messages
        • Ratio of amount of messages to likes
        • Who Liked My Messages:
          • An ordered list of the other users in the group with a total like count on this user's messages
        • Whos Messages Did I Like
          • An ordered list of other users in the group with the current user's total like count for their messages

How To Run:

  • Option 1: (use Rust runtime)
    • Install Rust runtime time from here:

    • Clone repository

    • Change Settings.default.toml to Settings.toml and add the following information:

      group_ids = <Groupme_Chat_Ids>
      api_key = "<Groupme_Api_Key>"
      output_folder = "<Relative_Path_Loction_For_Output_Folder>"
      results_folder = "<Relative_Path_Location_For_Results_Folder>"

    • Use command:

      • cargo run
    • On complete you should see an output like the one below:

      Alt text

  • Option 2: (use binary file and run from command line/terminal)
    • Download binary from the releases (supports windows and linux [compiled on ubuntu 20.04]):

    • Create a folder, add the downloaded binary to it

    • Create a Settings.toml in the same folder as the binary

    • Add the following information to the settings file:

      group_ids = <Groupme_Chat_Ids>
      api_key = "<Groupme_Api_Key>"
      output_folder = "<Relative_Path_Loction_For_Output_Folder>"
      results_folder = "<Relative_Path_Location_For_Results_Folder>"

    • Open command-line/terminal, navigate to folder that holds the binary

    • Run the following command:

      • ./groupme-rust-stats
    • On complete you should see an output like the one below:

      Alt text

  • Option 3: (install from cargo package manager)
    • Have rust runtime installed on machine

    • Run cargo install groupme-rust-stats

    • Add a Settings.toml file, in current folder, with the following details:

      group_ids = <Groupme_Chat_Ids>
      api_key = "<Groupme_Api_Key>"
      output_folder = "<Relative_Path_Loction_For_Output_Folder>"
      results_folder = "<Relative_Path_Location_For_Results_Folder>"

    • Run package with ~/.cargo/bin/groupme-rust-stats

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