Configurable cleanup of your toot history on Mastodon. https://pypi.org/project/cleantoots
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Cleantoots

Build Status

Cleantoots helps you delete your old toots. Because not everything we say on social medias should stay there for eternity.

Config

Initial setup

Only once

python -m pip install cleantoots
cleantoots config setup  # See the following section for config file options
cleantoots config login

View and edit

You can later view the parsed config file with

cleantoots config list

You can edit the config file using

cleantoots config edit

This will open the config file using your preferred editor (EDITOR env variable).

Config options

# Any key in this section will serve as a default for other sections
[DEFAULT]

# Toots that have at least this number of boosts won't be deleted.
boost_limit = 5

# Toots that have at least this number of favorites won't be deleted.
favorite_limit = 5

# Toots that are more recent than this number of days won't be deleted.
days_count = 30

# The timezone to use for dates comparisons.
timezone = Europe/Paris

# Each section represents an account.
[Fosstodon]
# Your Mastodon server URL.
api_base_url = https://fosstodon.org

# These files are used to store app information obtained when running `login`.
# The files must be different between accounts. Two different files are required per account.
app_secret_file = fosstodon_app.secret
user_secret_file = fosstodon_user.secret

# IDs of toots you want to protect (never delete).
# You can find the toot ID in the URL when viewing a toot.
protected_toots = 103362008817616000
    103361883565013391
    103363106195441418

# Another account
[Mastodon.social]
api_base_url = https://mastodon.social
app_secret_file = mastodonsocial_app.secret
user_secret_file = mastodonsocial_user.secret

# Overriding some defaults
boost_limit = 10
favorite_limit = 30
days_count = 7

Run

See cleantoots config for the current config.

cleantoots clean  # Defaults to a dry run. Does NOT delete.
cleantoots clean --delete  # Delete without prompt.

Add an account

cleantoots config edit  # Opens editor so you can add your config
cleantoots config list  # Check your newly added account
cleantoots config login --only-missing  # Store credentials for your newly created account
cleantoots clean --delete

Remove an account

# This deletes stored credentials for accounts described in the main config file.
cleantoots config clear-credentials

# You can then edit the config and remove some accounts:
cleantoots config edit

# Then login again for remaining accounts.
cleantoots config login

Tested environments

Cleantoots test suite runs on Python 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 on latest versions of macOS, Windows and Ubuntu as GitHub Actions understands it.

See the docs for more information on what "latest" means.

Inspiration

The idea behind cleantoots is highly inspired by magnusnissel/cleantweets.