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@humandataincome/connectors

v3.0.1

Published

A set of connectors for data source

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ansi_codeansi_codehumandataincome-serviceshumandataincome-serviceshumandataincome-adminhumandataincome-admin

Keywords

connectorsdatasourceparsinghudiinstagrambinancefacebookamazongooglelinkedinnetflixshopifytwittertiktokreddit

Readme

HUDI-PACKAGE-CONNECTORS

What is this repository for?

A set of connectors to parse, describe, validate and process the data sources provided by websites and social networks. Compatible with NodeJS and with Browsers.

Features included in the package

  • A set of Service Classes to parse the files received by the data sources' zip files.
  • A set of Validators for the file received: a generic validation for raw zip files and a specific validator for each data source supported to filter wanted files from the others.
  • A set of Processors for each specific data source supported to aggregate the data contained into them.

Data sources supported by the library

| Name | Type | Data Aggregator | |:------------|:----:|:---------------:| | Amazon | GDPR | ✓ | | Binance | API | ✓ | | Coinbase | API | ✓ | | Facebook | GDPR | ✓ | | Google | GDPR | ✓ | | Instagram | GDPR | ✓ | | LinkedIn | GDPR | ✓ | | Netflix | GDPR | ✓ | | Reddit | GDPR | ✓ | | Shopify | GDPR | ✗ | | Spotify | GDPR | ✓ | | Twitter | GDPR | ✗ | | TikTok | GDPR | ✓ |

How to use the library:

How to install the library

npm i @humandataincome/connectors

How do I retrieve my personal GDPR data sources?

Instagram

You can find the guide at this link: https://help.instagram.com/181231772500920 under the section Downloading a copy of your data on Instagram.

Alternately, from Android and iPhone, you can find the Request Download under your Settings -> Security -> Download data. From Desktop, you can find it under Settings -> Privacy and security -> Data download -> Request download. Always select the JSON format.

Facebook

Click on https://www.facebook.com/dyi, select Format JSON and Media Quality High, select a Data Range (All time has more information). Scroll at the end of the page and click on the blue button Request a download.

Amazon

Go to https://www.amazon.com/hz/privacy-central/data-requests/preview.html, select Request All Your Data from the drop-down menu and then Submit Request. Check your email address, find the last Amazon's email and click on Confirm Data Request.

Netflix

Go into one of your account' profiles, click on your account's icon in the top-right corner of the window, click on Account, then click Download your personal data under Settings paragraph and finish clicking the red button Send request.

Google

You can find the guide at this link: https://takeout.google.com/.

LinkedIn

From Computer: Click on your icon, click on Settings and Profile, Data privacy, Get a copy of your data and Download the larger Archive.

Shopify

You can find the guide at this link: https://blog.coupler.io/how-to-export-shopify-data/.

Twitch

Go to https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/0e674578-2f0b-4638-8943-97e3c8060048/ee57cd1d-b315-4b29-90cd-4def381b86c9 and compile the form.

Twitter

Go to https://twitter.com/settings/download_your_data.

TikTok

Go to https://www.tiktok.com/setting and follow the procedure after clicking Download your data.

Reddit

Go to https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request, select GDPR and send the request.

Here for the documentation.