Export iCloud vCard contacts to csv

vcard2csv.py

import csv
import vobject

def vcard_to_csv(vcard_filename, csv_filename):
    with open(vcard_filename, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as vcard_file:
        vcards = vobject.readComponents(vcard_file.read())
        
        with open(csv_filename, mode='w', newline='', encoding='utf-8') as csv_file:
            fieldnames = ['Name', 'Phone(s)', 'Email(s)', 'Address(es)']
            writer = csv.DictWriter(csv_file, fieldnames=fieldnames)
            writer.writeheader()
            
            for vcard in vcards:
                contact = {}
                contact['Name'] = vcard.fn.value
                
                # Handling multiple phone numbers
                phone_numbers = vcard.contents.get('tel', [])
                contact['Phone(s)'] = '; '.join([phone.value for phone in phone_numbers])
                
                # Handling multiple email addresses
                emails = vcard.contents.get('email', [])
                contact['Email(s)'] = '; '.join([email.value for email in emails])
                
                # Handling multiple addresses
                addresses = vcard.contents.get('adr', [])
                formatted_addresses = []
                
                for address in addresses:
                    formatted_address = ' '.join(filter(None, [
                        address.value.box, 
                        address.value.street, 
                        address.value.city, 
                        address.value.region, 
                        address.value.code, 
                        address.value.country
                    ]))
                    formatted_addresses.append(formatted_address)

                contact['Address(es)'] = '; '.join(formatted_addresses)
                writer.writerow(contact)

# Example usage
vcard_filename = 'iCloud vCards.vcf'
csv_filename = 'contacts.csv'
vcard_to_csv(vcard_filename, csv_filename)