* Get all the events related to this conversation, sorted by date, from oldest to newest. * * By default, this does not include messages, only o

* Access to the `FavoriteArchive` object. Contains all the favorited tweets of the archive. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this container will be

Find direct messages that matches a query on their text.

* Find tweets matching **query** in this tweet archive. * * This is a shortcut of `.finder.search(tweets, ...)` * * --- * * **Docume

* Returns the local `TweetFinder` instance assigned to this `TweetArchive`. * * A global exported instance also exists and named `TweetSearcher`

First DM in this conversation. Access to next messages with LinkedDirectMessage.next

* Access to a set of followers IDs. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this container will be empty.

* Access to a set of followings user IDs. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this container will be empty.

* Extract a moment header image from GDPR archive (exact filename required). * * In order to have tweets medias inside the moments (duplicated b

* Get conversation of the same day as {day}, but also in previous years. * * {day} can be omitted (refers to today), be a `Date` object, or be a

Find tweets made on the same day as {start} (= month, = day), but in all years. {start} defaults to now.

* Archive creation date. * * **Warning**: This is accurate only for classic archives (< 2018, tweet only), * or GDPR archives produced after

Group conversations

Check if message {id} exists in this conversation.

* Check if {tweet_id} has been favorited.

Check if tweet {id_str} exists in this archive.

* Tells if URL {link} has been clicked by user.

* Tells if tweet {id_str} has been clicked.

`true` if this archive's favorites supported "extended" properties: `.fullText` and `.expandedUrl`.

* `true` if archive have a manifest file inside. * * This only applies to GDPR archives produced by Twitter after mid-March 2020.

* `true` if the current archive have an Twitter HTML viewer integrated.

* Create a pseudo-unique hash from a archive information (number of tweets, owner, last tweet date...), * in order to have a fingerprint of one arc

Conversation ID

User ID.

Map message IDs to messages objets.

* Index of tweets by ID.

* Impressions by advertiser screen name (with @ in it). * * Real advertiser name can be obtains with `impression.advertiserInfo.advertiserName`

* All impressions linked to an engagement, sorted by engagement types. * * A single impression can have multiple engagement types.

* Impressions by display location (where archive owner seen it on Twitter environnement: Timeline, profile...)

Count of total messages, messages per year, month, day, plus the messages themselves.

* Favorites sorted by year then months. * * Favs on `2010-10` are favorites than cannot be date classed.

* Index of tweets by years. * * Example, get index of tweets posted on 2019/01 : * **<index>.years[2019][1]**

`true` if a conversation is indexed. If `false`, a call to `.indexate()` is required.

* Archive quick information. * * - `.info.archive` : `{ created_at: string, tweets: number }` * - `.info.user`: See `TwitterUserDetails`

`true` if archive is a GDPR archive.

True if this conversation is a group conversation.

* `true` if ZIP file is still loaded inside this instance. * Can be freed (to save memory, f.e.) with `.releaseZip()`.

Last DM in this conversation. Access to previous messages with LinkedDirectMessage.previous

* Contains IP dumps of your last activity on Twitter (using mobile or desktop devices). * * Seems limited up to 7 days from archive creation.

Number of messages in this conversation

Conversation count.

* Number of favorites.

Number of tweets in this archive.

* List files available on a specific media archive. * * @param of_archive Media archive

* Access to your subscribed and created lists, and the lists you were added into. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this container will be contain em

* Manually set the archive used for a media type. * * The specified {mediaType} can be a reference to a `MediaArchiveType` enum, or a custom med

Archive owner profile location.

* Manifest file, indicating generation date, all available JS files, and more. * * This property is only available for GDPR archives produced by

* Access to medias stored in this archive, like dm images, tweet medias and profile pictures.

Access to the `DMArchive` object. Will be undefined if `.is_gdpr === false`.

* Access to archive Twitter moments. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this array will be empty.

Get direct messages from a specific month.

* Iterate through tweets, sorted by year and month. * * At each iteration: [year: string, month: string, tweet: PartialTweet] * * @param o

* Access to a set of muted user IDs. * * If `.is_gdpr === false`, this container will be empty.

Conversation custom name, if somebody has set it. Could be `undefined`.

Twitter name (also called TN).

All the custom names given to this conversation.

* Read a part of a file (via a file descriptor) into a Node.js buffer, * from position to position+length, into Buffer offset to offset+length

Participants IDs

"Guessed" things by Twitter about archive owner. * * ```ts * const p13n = archive.user.personalization; * // "Speaked" languages (this is

* Archive owner phone number (if he registred one), `undefined` otherwise. * Begin by `+<countryCode>`

Profile banner. Available if `archive.is_gpdr === true` and if archive owner had a banner.

Account profile image (defined only if `archive.is_gdpr === true`).

History of a user protecting and unprotecting their Tweets, * within the 6 months prior to the date the archive was created

* Raw archive object. Can be used to get specific files. * * Returns twitter_archive.

Messages sorted by year, month and day, without any other informations