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@tryghost/mg-substack-members-csv

v0.11.3

Published

Converts the "Total Email List" and "Subscribers" CSV exports from Substack to a CSV compatible with Ghost.

Readme

Substack Ghost CSV Converter

Converts the "Total Email List" and "Subscribers" CSV exports from Substack to a CSV compatible with Ghost.

Install

To install the CLI, which is required for the Usage commands below:

npm install --global @tryghost/migrate

To use this package in your own project:

npm install @tryghost/mg-substack-members-csv --save

or

pnpm add @tryghost/mg-substack-members-csv

Usage

To run a Substack CSV migration, the required command is:

migrate substack-members --pathToFile /path/to/emails.csv

To convert paid subscriptions, add --subs with a second file path:

migrate substack-members --pathToFile /path/to/emails.csv --subs /path/to/members.csv

It's possible to pass more options, in order to achieve a better migration file for Ghost:

  • --pathToFile (required)
    • Path to the signups CSV file as generated by Substack ("Total Email List").
    • string - default: null
  • -V --verbose
    • Show verbose output
    • bool - default: false
  • -s --subs
    • Path to the subscribers CSV file (paid, comp, gift) as generated by Substack ("Subscribers")
    • string - default: null
  • -l --limit
    • Define the batch limit for import files
    • int - default: 5000
  • --comp
    • Provide two values in the format YY|YYYYMMDD:none|free. YY is the threshold in years or YYYYMMDD as the exact date after which Substack comp members should receive a complimentary plan depending on the expiry date. none|free the option how to import members before this threshold, e. g. 5:free
    • string - default: 0:free
    • Choices: YY:none, YY:free, YYYYMMDD:none, YYYYMMDD:free
  • --compLabel
    • Provide a label for Substack comp subscribers
    • string - default: substack-comp
  • --gift
    • Provide two values in the format YY|YYYYMMDD:none|free. YY is the threshold in years or YYYYMMDD as the exact date after which Substack gift members should receive a complimentary plan depending on the expiry date. none|free the option how to import members before this threshold, e. g. 5:free
    • string - default: 0:free
    • Choices: YY:none, YY:free, YYYYMMDD:none, YYYYMMDD:free
  • --giftLabel
    • Provide a label for Substack gift subscribers
    • string - default: substack-gift
  • --freeLabel
    • Provide a label for Substack free subscribers
    • string - default: substack-free
  • --paidLabel
    • Provide a label for Substack paid subscribers
    • string - default: substack-paid
  • --cache
    • Persist local cache after migration is complete (Only if --zip is true)
    • bool - default: true

A more complex migration command that accounts for Stripe data could look like this:

migrate substack-members --pathToFile /path/to/emails.csv --subs /path/to/members.csv --giftLabel Gifted --freeLabel Free --paidLabel Supporter --compLabel 'Try It Out'

Develop

This is a mono repository, managed with Nx and pnpm workspaces.

Follow the instructions for the top-level repo.

  1. git clone this repo & cd into it as usual
  2. Run pnpm install to install top-level dependencies.

Run

To run a local development copy, cd into this directory, and use pnpm dev instead of migrate like so:

pnpm dev substack-members --pathToFile /path/to/emails.csv

Test

  • pnpm lint run just eslint
  • pnpm test run lint and tests

Copyright & License

Copyright (c) 2013-2026 Ghost Foundation - Released under the MIT license.