Intercom Tagger is a tool that let's you add Intercom users to a tag. This is handy as it might be hard to filter users for using the Intercom built in interface. At the moment you can use a text file containing one attribute value per line and a query running on a CrateDB database as inputs.

Clone this repo.

git clone https://github.com/joemoe/intercom-tagger.git

Activate your virtualenv. Then install the requirements by running:

pip install -r requirements.txt

The tool has a built in help.

tag.py -h

You need to have a file which contains one attribute value per line. As attribute you can use whatever you've setup on intercom, usually something like email or user_id.

A file containing user_ids would look like this:

e2a8d853ffbb0628da27ed06bcaf08b8
039535c41a975c837baee2174263f632
0ace7b7212d1a24b7021885858637a20
089b277181c30f754dae7b6c78f03968
113669609eb14c1b55b2bc34752f58c3

Then run, see the -a parameter passing the name of the attribute:

tag.py -f user_ids.txt -a user_id

If you got your users in a CrateDB database you can pass an query along with some CrateDB hosts. In this example we are selecting the twitter id from the public CrateDB play cluster. We pass twitter_id as the attribute to work with.

tag.py -q "select \"user\"['id'] from tweets limit 10;" -c play.crate.io:80 -a twitter_id