opencollective-export
A simple CLI tool to export backer data from Open Collective. Current list of features:
- List available backer tiers for a given organization.
- List backers for a given organization.
- Export mailing-list-ready CSV files per backer tier.
Development Setup
- Clone this repository somewhere and
cdinto it. - Create a virtual environment:
python3 -m venv .venv. - Activate your virtual environment:
source .venv/bin/activate. - Install the project locally:
pip install -e .. This will install an editable copy, so you can hack without having to reinstall all the time!
Usage
Most of this program's documentation lives in its built-in help. Run commands with --help to see detailed usage. Here are a few brief examples:
Once you have your token, add it to the system keyring with oc-export set-token.
The usual operation (getting mailing list CSVs for each backer tier) is very simple: oc-export export <org> [tier1, tier2]. If no tiers are specified, all available tiers will be exported.
Available tiers can be found using oc-export list-tiers <org>.
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