Whatsalyze provides a shiny app to analyze your whatsapp chats! You can
easily import your chats as exported <chat>.txt
files and get some fun
insights! 🕵
It is written using the golem framework for production-grade and robust shiny apps. The shiny app is embedded inside the structure of an R package which allows not only a concise and well structured workflow but also the integration of documentation (roxygen2) and tests (testthat).
For local use see below!
You can install the current version of whatsalyze
from Github with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("EmanuelSommer/whatsalyze")
The nice thing about running this app locally is, that your sensible chat data does not leave the comfort of your own computer! And it is quite easy too! Just run the following in your R console:
whatsalyze::run_app()
The input format for the <chat>.txt
files should be the following:
31.01.20, 16:44 - User1: TextTextText
31.01.20, 16:46 - User2: TextTextText
11.02.20, 18:00 - User2: TextTextText
...
For more information on the input format see rwhatsapp::rwa_read()
.
If you have any suggestions for improvement or issues I would really like to hear from you!
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