joey castilloNov 18, 2022
spent some time last night putting my twitter archive online, because I think the site could evaporate, and a lot of my process of making is tied up there. the gist: take any tweet of mine, replace the twitter . com with twitter.joeycastillo.com and you get the archived version.
Show threadBen CombeeNov 18, 2022
@joeycastillo What software did you use for this? I've got my archive downloaded and might want to do the same.
Show threadjoey castilloNov 18, 2022
@unwiredben I use a tweaked-by-hand version of Tim Hutton's twitter-archive-parser; I can share the code in a gist if it helps. Essentially just dumping each tweet's markdown to a folder structure that matches twitter's — {username}/status/{id} — and then generating the site with Hugo. https://github.com/timhutton/twitter-archive-parser
GitHub - timhutton/twitter-archive-parser: Python code to parse a Twitter archive and output in various ways

Python code to parse a Twitter archive and output in various ways - timhutton/twitter-archive-parser

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Show threadBen Combee
@joeycastillo Thanks for all the pointers. I'll give it a try once I have a free evening.
Nov 18, 2022 at 4:44pmWeb
Show threadjoey castilloNov 18, 2022
@unwiredben Here's a gist with the script I'm using. Minimal changes, mostly just some extra processing to tweets_markdown before generating the main file. https://gist.github.com/joeycastillo/02f417a955164f42cfa082b4eef918bb
Twitter Archive Parser, tweaked to generate a page for every tweet

Twitter Archive Parser, tweaked to generate a page for every tweet - parser.py

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