Import a CSV tweet list using Ozh' Tweet Archiver plugin

import.php

<?php
/**
 * Import a CSV tweet list
 *
 * Import tweets from an archive as generated by Twitter
 *
 * Usage :
 *   - Import your tweets with the plugin. The plugin will import only the 3200 most recent tweets.
 *   - Download your archive from Twitter, open the tweets.csv file (delete first 3200 most recent tweets to speed up things)
 *   - put this script and tweets.csv in WordPress' root directory (where wp-load.php is)
 *   - run this file in your browser (http://yoursite/blog/import.php)
 *   - when it's finished, delete this file
 */
 
require( './wp-load.php' );
ozh_ta_require( 'import.php' );
ozh_ta_require( 'option-page.php' );

wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' );
print_head_scripts();

$start  = isset( $_GET['start'] )  ? $_GET['start']  : 0;

// Import
ozh_ta_schedule_next( 0 );
$import = oti_process_file( oti_get_file(), $start );
$start += $import['count'];
$delay  = ( $import['ok'] ? OZH_TA_NEXT_SUCCESS : OZH_TA_NEXT_FAIL );

// Continue or mark import as finished
if( $import['finished'] ) {
    global $ozh_ta;

    // Schedule next operation
    ozh_ta_schedule_next( $ozh_ta['refresh_interval'] );
    
    // Update real last_tweet_id_inserted, stats, & reset API paging
    $ozh_ta['twitter_stats']['link_count'] = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM `$wpdb->posts` WHERE `post_type` = 'post' AND `post_status` = 'publish' AND `post_content` LIKE '%class=\"link%'" );
    $ozh_ta['twitter_stats']['replies'] = $wpdb->get_row( "SELECT COUNT( DISTINCT `meta_value`) as unique_names, COUNT( `meta_value`) as total FROM `$wpdb->postmeta` WHERE `meta_key` = 'ozh_ta_reply_to_name'", ARRAY_A );
    $ozh_ta['twitter_stats']['total_archived'] = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT COUNT(`meta_key`) FROM `$wpdb->postmeta` WHERE `meta_key` = 'ozh_ta_id'" );
    update_option( 'ozh_ta', $ozh_ta );
    
    echo '<p>Finished importing tweets!.</p>';

} else {
    echo '<p>Imported ' . $import['count'] . ' tweets</p>';

    $reload = add_query_arg( array(
        'start'  => $start,
    ), get_bloginfo('url') . '/' . basename( __FILE__ ) );

    ozh_ta_reload( $reload, $delay );
}

// done.

/*****************************************************************************/

/**
 * Get CSV file name, die if not found
 *
 * @param  string $file  CSV file name (defaults to 'tweets.csv')
 * @return string        Full path to file (or die if not found)
 */
function oti_get_file( $file = 'tweets.csv' ) {
    $file = str_replace( '\\', '/', dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/tweets.csv' );
    if( !file_exists( $file ) ) {
        wp_die( 'Tweet file not found. Put it in the same directory as wp-load.php' );
    }
    
    return $file;
}
 
/**
 * Read a CSV file, process 1st field of each row by batch of defined size
 *
 * @param  string $file   path to file
 * @param  int    $start  first line to process, ignoring all those before
 * @return unknown
 */
function oti_process_file( $file, $start ) {
    $handle = fopen( $file, "r" );
    
    // Always ignore header
    $ignore = fgetcsv( $handle, 30, "," );

    $ignore = $count = 0;
    $finished = false;
    $ok = true;
    
    while ( $count < OZH_TA_BATCH && $data = fgetcsv( $handle, 30, "," ) ) {
        // Make sure we're reading an actual comma separated line starting with a tweet ID, and not the sequel of a multiline cell
        $id = $data[0];
        if( preg_match( '/^\d+$/', $id ) ) {
            
            // Resume to whished position, ignore lines till line number $start
            if( $ignore++ < ( $start - 1 ) ) {
                continue;
            }
            
            // Now we can start processing each line during next batch
            // Here: not much error checking. Assuming false will be either rate limit exceeded, or Twitter down
            if( ozh_ta_import_single_tweet( $id ) === false ) {
                $ok = false;
            }
            $count++;
            
        }
    }
    
    if( $count < OZH_TA_BATCH && $ok ) {
        $finished = true;
    }
    
    return array( 'ok' => $ok, 'count' => $count, 'finished' => $finished );
}

Been trying to run this. But Twitter Archive no longer gives the CSV in the zip file. I have found ways to convert the new JS to CSV using an online tool http://tweetjstocsv.glitch.me/, did some cleaning of the data, then tried to load the importer. It says finished processing, but no posts created/imported. I am guessing it is columns headers and data(date) format issues, etc. Any way to get a sample CSV of what it should look like?

I have this CSV file from 2014, hope it will help :

"tweet_id","in_reply_to_status_id","in_reply_to_user_id","timestamp","source","text","retweeted_status_id","retweeted_status_user_id","retweeted_status_timestamp","expanded_urls"
"455836070069157888","","","2014-04-14 22:32:42 +0000","<a href=""http://github.com"" rel=""nofollow"">GitHub Service Hooks</a>","https://t.co/pK7Pykj6zs - 4 commits","","","","https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS/commits/oop"
"455748110174945280","","","2014-04-14 16:43:11 +0000","<a href=""http://github.com"" rel=""nofollow"">GitHub Service Hooks</a>","https://t.co/pK7Pykj6zs - 1 commits","","","","https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS/commits/oop"
"455734659146874880","","","2014-04-14 15:49:44 +0000","<a href=""http://github.com"" rel=""nofollow"">GitHub Service Hooks</a>","https://t.co/pK7Pykj6zs - 3 commits","","","","https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS/commits/oop"
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