An HTML formatter for IRC log files. Currently, only the format used by Omnipresence is supported; look in interstat.formats for an idea of how to add more.
Install it with:
$ pip install interstat
Then run:
$ interstat LOGFILE HTMLFILE
If you want to change the generated HTML or CSS, copy the files in the interstat/templates directory that you want to override, make your changes, and run:
$ interstat --template-dir my-templates/ LOGFILE HTMLFILE
For more options, try:
$ interstat --help
Interstat also provides a Python API, in case that’s more your thing:
>>> import interstat
>>> # Convert an entire log file:
>>> interstat.file_as_html(open('irc.log'), 'omnipresence')
>>> # Or just some text with embedded mIRC formatting codes:
>>> interstat.line_as_html('\x02Bold\x02 and \x1Funderlined\x1F, oh my!')
Report bugs and make feature requests on Interstat’s GitHub project page.
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