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#!/usr/bin/env python3
##%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%##
# Android SMS Extractor [Thomas Lange <code@nerdmind.de>] #
##%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%##
# #
# Extract all SMS from the SQLite database of the com.android.messaging app as #
# simple plain text sorted by conversation to stdout or a file. #
# #
# USAGE INSTRUCTIONS (tested with SMS app in LineageOS 14.1 and 17.1): #
# 1. Enable USB debugging in the developer options of your Android. #
# 2. Enable "Root debugging" in the developer options of your Android. #
# 3. Connect your Android to your PC and (re)start ADB in root mode: #
# $ adb root #
# 4. Pull the corresponding database file to your PC: #
# $ adb pull /data/data/com.android.messaging/databases/bugle_db . #
# 5. Pass the path to the extracted database file to this script: #
# $ android-sms-extractor bugle_db #
# #
##%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%##
import os
import sys
import sqlite3
from datetime import datetime
from argparse import ArgumentParser
#===============================================================================
# Initialize argument parser
#===============================================================================
parser = ArgumentParser(prog="android-sms-extractor",
description="Android SMS Extractor")
#===============================================================================
# Define arguments
#===============================================================================
parser.add_argument('db_file', action='store',
help="Path to the SQLite database file")
parser.add_argument('--datetime-format', action='store', dest='dt_format',
help="Set datetime (strftime) format for text output (default: %(default)s)",
default="%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
#===============================================================================
# Parse arguments
#===============================================================================
args = parser.parse_args()
if not os.path.isfile(args.db_file):
exit("Could not open file »{}«".format(args.db_file))
# Establish connection to local SQLite database
connection = sqlite3.connect(args.db_file)
# Get a cursor to the SQLite database connection
c = connection.cursor();
c.execute("SELECT conversations._id, conversations.name, conversations.participant_normalized_destination \
FROM conversations WHERE latest_message_id NOT NULL ORDER BY name")
for conversation in c.fetchall():
data_id = conversation[0]
data_name = conversation[1]
data_dest = conversation[2]
print("==================================================")
print("{} [{}]".format(data_name, data_dest))
print("==================================================")
c.execute("SELECT messages._id, parts.text, parts.timestamp, participants.sim_slot_id FROM messages \
LEFT JOIN parts ON messages._id = parts.message_id LEFT JOIN participants ON messages.sender_id = participants._id \
WHERE messages.conversation_id = ? ORDER BY parts.timestamp", (data_id,))
for result in c.fetchall():
msg_id = result[0]
msg_text = result[1]
msg_time = result[2]
# Remove the last 3 digits (milliseconds) from timestamp
msg_time = int(str(msg_time)[:-3])
msg_time_formatted = datetime.fromtimestamp(msg_time).strftime(args.dt_format)
sim_slot_id = result[3]
# A sim_slot_id equal to 0 indicates that the SMS was sent from the device
if sim_slot_id == 0:
msg_direction = "===>"
else:
msg_direction = "<---"
print("[{} {}]:\n{}\n".format(msg_time_formatted, msg_direction, msg_text))
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