A collection of command-line tools for analyzing and searching your Mastodon account activity.
mastotool is a command-line application that provides tools for interacting with and analyzing Mastodon accounts. It allows users to generate statistics about their posting activity, engagement metrics, and search through their toots directly from the terminal.
Mastodon power users, developers, and data enthusiasts who prefer command-line workflows and want to analyze their social media activity programmatically.
It offers a lightweight, fast, and scriptable alternative to web-based Mastodon analytics, with cross-platform support and no external dependencies beyond a Mastodon account.
A collection of command-line tools to work with your Mastodon account
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Offers pre-built binaries for Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD, with package manager support like Homebrew and AUR for straightforward installation across environments.
Includes flags such as --recent, --top, and --columns to filter data and adjust output, allowing users to tailor statistics to specific needs without code changes.
Provides quick analytics and search directly from the terminal, enabling scriptable integration and reducing reliance on slower web interfaces for data retrieval.
Written in Go with easy compilation from source, requiring only a Mastodon account and config file, avoiding complex external dependencies or runtime environments.
Requires interactive username and password input in the CLI without OAuth support, which can be insecure and inconvenient for automated or secure workflows.
Focuses solely on the user's own Mastodon account, with no features for analyzing multiple accounts or community-wide data, restricting collaborative use cases.
Generates reports purely in terminal text format, lacking graphical visualizations or built-in options to export data to structured files like CSV or JSON for further processing.