I recently developed a thing to turn a Conversations chat* into a PDF.
https://codeberg.org/moji/typst-conversations
That story began with a friend of mine that had got a XMPP group chat where they shared updates and pictures of their latest travel adventure. Now chat is rather ephemeral and they wanted to preserve those memories in an easy accessible format that is PDF. And so I put something together.
* actually any chat as long as you can get the raw data in the expected format
@moji nice project. Any chance for some more direct integration with (your fork? of) ceb2json? I imagine that the type of user interested in such PDFs isn't super versed in using command line tools. So limiting that to one (ceb2pdf) would help.
Thanks @daniel.
I like your idea of packaging it all up in ceb2pdf.
However because this was more like a use-once educational kind of project* I probably won't take the effort.
* Forking ceb2txt as ceb2json was part of it, yes.
@moji i have no use for this whatsoever but this makes me love it even more. Well done!
Thank you @nicoco