Let us consider just a single line from the text (which we will call “raw text”) and see how we can extract relevant columns from it: 18/06/17, 22:47 - Loki: Why do you have 2 numbers, Banner? See you then and don't forget the sunscreen. It is going to be very warm so dress appropriately. Bring your own snacks, we will also be grilling. 25/09/16, 21:50 - Nick Fury created group "Avengers" 18/06/17, 22:45 - Nick Fury added you 18/06/17, 22:45 - Nick Fury added Hulk 18/06/17, 22:45 - Nick Fury added Thor 18/06/17, 22:45 - Nick Fury added Tony Stark 18/06/17, 22:29 - Tony Stark: Here are the details for tomorrow's picnic: The park is located at 123 Main Street. It should resemble the following: 18/06/17, 22:45 - Messages to this group are now secured with end-to-end encryption. Important Note: When prompted by whatsapp, ensure that you do not export any media otherwise it might take ages to export.ĭownload the exported chat from your email inbox. Open a whatsapp conversation you wish to analyze (preferably a group chat since they tend to be larger) and use the “Export Chat” functionality to send the entire conversation in text format to your email ID.
Jupyter (Optional but useful since you can see intermediate outputs easily while following the steps in this tutorial) OR if you are lazy like me and don’t feel like installing any of these packages, just head over to Google Colaboratory ( ) which is a free Jupyter notebook environment that comes with everything pre-installed, and get started in a jiffy!įirst off, we require a whatsapp conversation to analyze.This article aims to serve as a step-by-step guide to build your own whatsapp conversation analyzer, and is divided into the following 3 main topics:īefore you can get started, ensure that the following packages are installed in your Python environment (I recommend using Jupyter since you can see intermediate outputs easily while following the steps in this tutorial):
With this treasure house of data right under our very noses, it is but imperative that we embark on a mission to gain insights on the messages our phones are forced to bear witness to.
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