This script guesses the encoding of a csv file, if it is not ASCII, count number of utf8 of a body and compute utf8 / size.

count_utf8.rb

# encodings: utf-8
=begin :rdoc

= count_utf8.rb

This script guesses the encoding of a csv file and print ratio of utf8 / size of the message

The format of the csv file is the following
id, replied_to_id, thread_id, timestamp, group, recipients, private, user_id, user, email_address, body, url, attachment_ids

= usage 

  ruby count_utf8.rb <csv-file> 

= output 

[+group+]  group is created
[+joined+] member joined
[+ASCII+]  message is written in ASCII
[+UTF8+]   message is written in UTF8. It is likely to be written in Japenese

Author :: [email protected]
Date   :: 4/16/2012 created 

= history
 4/16/2012  fork from code_utf8.rb
=end

require 'nkf'
require 'csv'

CODES = { 
  NKF::UNKNOWN => "UNKNOWN(ASCII)", 
  NKF::JIS => "JIS", 
  NKF::EUC => "EUC", 
  NKF::SJIS => "SJIS", 
  NKF::BINARY => "BINARY", 
  NKF::ASCII => "ASCII", 
  NKF::UTF8 => "UTF8" 
}

hash = Hash.new(0)
sum = Array.new()

begin
  i = 0
  rows = CSV.open(ARGV[0], 'r')
  rows.shift # the first line is header, so it is omitted
  rows.each do |row|
    body = row[10]
    case body
    when /\[Group/ 
      hash["group"] += 1
    when /\[Tag.*joined\]/ 
      hash["joined"] += 1
    else 
      code = CODES.fetch(NKF.guess(body)) unless body.nil? 
      hash[code] += 1
      if code != "ASCII" then
        u = 0
        body.split("").each do |b|
          if (b[0].to_i < 33) || (b[0].to_i > 127)
             u += 1
          end
        end
        puts " utf8.size, body.size, ratio #{u}, #{body.size}, #{u * 100.0 / body.size}" if code != "ASCII" 
      end
    end 
  end
rescue
ensure
  puts "English/All = #{hash["ASCII"] * 100.0 / (hash["UTF8"] + hash["ASCII"] + 1)}"
  hash.each do |key, value|
    puts "#{key}\t#{value}"
  end
end