A simple server to view exported Facebook messages in a browser. Based on Facebook Message Parser, adds a more reasonable user interface to the Python format.
The Python is all contained in server.py and can be run simply using python server.py. It will attempt to load in an export created by the Facebook Message Parser saved to messages.pickle; if this doesn't exist, creating it needs to be Step 1. See that repository for more instructions; but put the messages.pickle file created by adding the line Facebook.dump_to_pickle() to the end of facebook.py in the server directory along with fb_chat.py.
After that, run the server and open up a browser to http://localhost:5000. That's it!
It's only been properly tested in Chrome (or rather, Chrome is the only browser I attempted to make it work in), and large conversations may kill the server, since it loads them into memory to create the HTML page before sending it to the browser.
The code is written in Python 2.7
It relies upon many of the classes in Facebook Message Parser, and may need those files adding to its directory in order to work correctly.
The server is powered by Flask, and the HTML templates all use the Jinja2 templating engine.
The CSS is produced using Sass, compiled using node-sass. To play with the Sass, try running node-sass -w scss/ -o static/ from the main directory. Or just edit the CSS directly; it doesn't actually need the scss file once compiled!
Anaconda Python for scientific computing is a simple and easy way to install all the Python dependencies for the code, alongside many other useful libraries. It can be downloaded here.