Hipmost

Hipmost is a tool to migrate your Hipchat history to Mattermost. It parses your Hipchat export and generates a file to be imported on a Mattermost server. After generating this file, please see the Mattermost documentation for how to import it on your server.

Installation

$ gem install hipmost

Getting started

See HOWTO.md for a step-by-step guide for the entire process. It covers everything from how to get your data from Hipchat, and finally, how to get that data into Mattermost.

Usage

Usage: hipmost [options] [command]

Commands:

public (AKA: `room' or `rooms')
Form: public [import|list] [room names] - Import or list public Hipchat rooms

[room names] must be at least one pair composed by "Hipchat room name" and "Mattermost team":"Mattermost channel".
The Mattermost team or channel can be the part visible in the URL path, such as "town-square", or it can be the plain-English name, such as "General"

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private (AKA: `direct')
Form: private [import|list]  - Import or list private chats

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users
Form: users - Exports the list of users to Users.jsonl This helps fix user not found errors during import.  This is especially important if your users are no always members of the rooms.

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Examples:
$ hipmost room import "Orbital Impact" "Orbital Impact":"General"
$ hipmost public import "Orbital Impact" "Orbital Impact":"General" -p data_folder
$ hipmost private list      # List all private chat rooms
$ hipmost private import    # Import all private chats
$ hipmost users
$ hipmost -v rooms import "Orbital Impact" "Orbital Impact":"General"

-p, --path [PATH]     Path to Hipchat data folder (Default: "./data")
-v, --[no-]verbose    Run verbosely

Generating Commands

The file Commands.ods can be used to generate your import commands.

Known Bugs

See the KNOWN-BUGS.md file for discussion of known problems, workarounds, and potential improvements. This is also a good place to start if you're interested in contributing.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Ruby code of conduct.

Also, here is a great reference for Hipchat's data format and here is a great reference for how Mattermost's data format. These are highly useful for aspiring contributors.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

Code of Conduct

Everyone interacting in the Hipmost project's codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.

Donation

If this project has helped you or your team, a donation would be appreciated and will help keep the project alive :)