Parse the standard input using csv-string
A mature CSV toolset with simple api, full of options and tested against large datasets.
Convert objects/arrays into a CSV string or write them into a CSV file
A JSON to CSV and CSV to JSON converter that natively supports sub-documents and auto-generates the CSV heading.
Fast and powerful CSV parser for the browser that supports web workers and streaming large files. Converts CSV to JSON and JSON to CSV.
CSV parser and writer
fast-csv formatting module
CSV parsing implementing the Node.js `stream.Transform` API
A tool concentrating on converting csv data to JSON with customised parser supporting
fast-csv parsing package
CSV stringifier implementing the Node.js `stream.Transform` API
ES7 async-await wrapper for the csv package.
Streaming CSV parser that aims for maximum speed as well as compatibility with the csv-spectrum test suite
Allure CSV report
Converts an array of objects into a CSV file. Saves CSV to disk or returns as string.
A CSV encoder stream that produces properly escaped CSVs.
PARSE and STRINGIFY for CSV strings. It's like JSON object but for CSV. It can also work row by row. And, if can parse strings, it can be use to parse files or streams too.
CSV and object generation implementing the Node.js `stream.Readable` API
Fast CSV parser
Get the command from a shebang
A parser and formatter for delimiter-separated values, such as CSV and TSV
Convenient parsing for Fetch.
Streaming CSV Parser. Made entirely out of streams.
TypeScript definitions for react-csv
This set of commands converts a CSV file to the following formats: - .strings (iOS) - .xml (Android) - .json - .php
This set of commands converts a CSV file to the following formats: - .strings (iOS) - .xml (Android) - .json - .php
This set of commands converts a CSV file to the following formats: - .strings (iOS) - .xml (Android) - .json - .php
A simple parser of Apache access log: it parses a line of Apache access log and turns it into an array of strings or a Hash object. And from the command line, you can use it as a conversion tool of file format (to CSV/TSV) or as a filtering tool of access records.
Application built while going through "Pragmatic Studios: Ruby Course" Plays a game by loading in players "name,health" format where 'name' is a string and health is an integer You can manually construct a .csv file with players and pass it in as a command line argument.
This RubyGem contains a nice-n-easy funding projects simulation, called FundList. The sim runs in command-line, calling just the command crowd_fund (easy as that :0 ) You can choose the number of funding rounds and it will display the current stats of the projects. You can also create a '.csv' file to hold projects, with a current amount and a target. This file should be put next to the command when calling the sim. File structure: --NAME--|--TARGET--|--AMOUNT-- (This is just for explanatory purpose) Project,1000,100 (The commas must be put into each string of projects, without blankspace.) Have fun on this simulation. If you have any ideas, you can use the code, which already is tested, to create a new, different, sim! Good-bye !! =)
Welcome to Banco ! Banco has been developed to summarize statements downloaded from your bank. Install as a Rubygem, navigate to the directory your .csv files are in and execute from the command line with 'banco'. Banco will only accept comma seperated value files (.csv) and will produce a summary for the period uploaded from the file. Remove the header line from your downloaded bank statement, ensure the columns are ordered date, description, type of charge, money in an money out from left to right, any columns right of the fifth will be ignored. Banco will total the incoming & outgoing transactions for the period. Reporting the bottom line aswell as summing up the values for similar transactions. This is achieved by matching the description name, currently set at the first 9 characters of the string, (:total_outgoing :total_incoming - class Reporter), you can change this to be more or less exact. Hope your numbers are positive ! https://github.com/s33dco/banco https://rubygems.org/gems/banco
This RubyGem contais a nice and fun game called Knucleheads (once using the code in your computer, you can call it anything! :) ) The game runs into the command-line, using just the command 'studio_game'. You can choose the number of rounds you want to play and, when exiting, you'll receive the stats of the rounds. You can create a '.csv' file to push new player into the game. The file must have the following structure: ---NAME----|---HEALTH--- (This is just explanatory, not to put into file) Player-name,100 (The comma should appear into each string.) Well what else can I say? Just...have fun, playing and using this humble code into your robust and well-tested program. Good-bye !!!