Overview
Extracts, transforms, and loads your Facebook data from the Download Your Information tool into an SQLite DB.
Installation
fbetl is available on PyPI
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/fbetl
Install via pip
$ pip install fbetl
Or via easy_install
$ easy_install fbetl
Or directly from fbetl’s git repo <https://github.com/gregology/fbetl>
$ git clone git://github.com/gregology/fbetl.git $ cd fbetl $ python setup.py install
Basic usage
Use Facebook’s Download Your Information tool using the format JSON and unzip the file.
>>> from fbetl import Fbetl
>>> fbetl = Fbetl('path/to/unzipped/facebook-user/data')
>>> fbetl.load_all()
>>> fbetl.sql('SELECT COUNT(*) FROM comments')[0][0]
5000
>>> fbetl.sql('SELECT timestamp FROM posts LIMIT 5;')
[('2018-07-27 14:04:24',), ('2018-07-23 11:34:12',), ('2018-07-17 09:47:19',), ('2018-07-13 23:56:44',), ('2018-07-12 09:54:13',)]
>>> fbetl.save('foo.db') # Saves SQLite db to disk
Running Test
$ python tests/tests.py
Python compatibility
Developed for Python 3. May work but not tested in Python 2.
Metadata
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