Added a script that can conver vcf contacts file to excle, which then you can edit as you wish to edit in excle

[shaun2006]

PR Title

Add VCF to Excel Converter Script with CLI Support and Documentation

Summary

This PR adds a Python script that converts VCF (vCard) files to Excel (.xlsx) format and includes command-line argument support along with a README file for usage instructions.

Description

This pull request introduces a new utility script vcf_to_excel.py that parses VCF files and converts contact data into an Excel spreadsheet.

The script supports command-line usage with optional output file naming using the -o flag. If no output file is provided, the script automatically generates an Excel file with the same base name as the input VCF file.

Additionally, a README.md file has been added to document installation steps, usage instructions, and extracted fields.

The goal of this PR is to provide a simple, clean, and user-friendly solution for converting contact files into a structured Excel format.

The changes are as follows:

• Added vcf_to_excel.py script
• Implemented command-line argument support using argparse
• Added automatic output file naming
• Added README.md with usage and setup instructions
• Structured contact parsing for names, phone numbers, emails, organization, and address

Checks

in the repository

• Made no changes that degrade the functioning of the repository
• Gave each commit a better title (clear and descriptive)

in the PR

• Followed the format of the pull_request_template
• Made the Pull Request at a small and focused level
• Tested the changes made

Thank You,

[Shaun Babar]

[yooung1]

for line in file:
            line = line.strip()

            match line:
                case line.startswith("BEGIN:VCARD"):
                    contact = {}
                case line.startswith("FN:"):
                    contact["Full Name"] = line.replace("FN:", "")
                case line.startswith("TEL"):
                    phone = line.split(":")[-1]
                    contact.setdefault("Phone Numbers", []).append(phone)
                case line.startswith("EMAIL"):
                    email = line.split(":")[-1]
                    contact.setdefault("Emails", []).append(email)
                case line.startswith("ORG:"):
                    contact["Organization"] = line.replace("ORG:", "")
                case line.startswith("ADR"):
                    address = line.split(":")[-1].replace(";", " ")
                    contact["Address"] = address 
                case line.startswith("END:VCARD"):
                    contact["Phone Numbers"] = ", ".join(contact.get("Phone Numbers", []))
                    contact["Emails"] = ", ".join(contact.get("Emails", []))
                    contacts.append(contact)
                case _:
                    continue

[yooung1]

it's better if you use switch-case instead of if and elifs

[yooung1]

I commented a few things

[yooung1]

it's better if you use switch-case instead of if and elifs

[yooung1]

it's not good to use emojis in prints

print(f"Conversion complete! Saved as {output_file}")