* Participants IDs, but without yourself. * If <return_value>.size > 1, conversation is a group conversation

* If the archive has a custom media folder, you can specify it here. * * @param type_name Refers to used name to access this folder, take care o

* Get all favorited tweets in the archive, inside a Set for quick check (like old `archive.extended_gdpr.favorites`).

* Unload ZIP file inside this instance. * Returns `true` if ZIP has been unloaded. * * ZIP can still be loaded in `archive.medias`, you can u

User screen name (also called Twitter @).

History of screen names used, and when it has changed.

Retreives a single message (undefined if message does not exists).

* Get a message by ID

Get a single tweet by ID. Returns `null` if tweet does not exists.

* Iterate over clicked links sorted by tweet ID. * * @param order Order by `asc` or `desc`. `desc` by default.

* Iterate over tweets, which are **genuinely** sorted (date, {order}). * * @param order Order by `asc` or `desc`. `desc` by default.

All conversations sorted by message count (descending).

All conversations sorted by last message sent date (descending).

User summary (screen name, name, account creation date...)

* Résumé of this archive. * * Contains the 'archive index' (without the tweets), * if the archive is GDPR, last tweet date, * tweet count

* `.synthetic_info`, but without hash. Used to... calculate hash.

Timezone, but in a strange format. * If your timezone is `Europe/Paris`, here, you will find `Paris`.

Access to the `TweetArchive` object. Contains all the tweets of this archive.

URL registered on profile. Available if `archive.is_gpdr === true`.

* All the archive owner's user data on Twitter. * * Contains data sended to Twitter about archive owner, like: * - **Screen name (@)** * -

`true` if archive owner is verified on Twitter.

* Get all conversations that have {user_id} in their participants. * * @param user_id Specifing an array of user ids find conversations * w