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@prisme.ai/format-collection

v1.0.5

Published

An utilitary function to upload csv files in prisme.ai collections.

Downloads

14

Readme

An utility tool dedicated to updated Prisme.ai Collections directly from a CSV file.

This utility can be used as a CLI or Node module.

Install.

npm i @prisme.ai/format-collection

Use

As a module

import { formatCollection } from "@prisme.ai/format-collection";

const result = await formatCollection("./data.csv", { excludeBom: true });

The first parameter represents the file path of the file you want to format (it can be .json or .csv). The second parameter is an object representing all the flags detailed in the CLI README.

As a CLI

Directly in your favorite terminal :

format-collection "/Users/ulysse/Documents/myData.csv" --save "/Users/ulysse/Documents/transformedData.json" --inputSeparator ";" --excludeBom "true"

For more informations about how to use the CLI.

About configuration.

This package is intended to use your env variables to define which API to call and how to identify. However, as sometimes you cannot change env variables (such as into a javascript function hosted by a third party), we allow you to change the config using setConfig method.

const {
  setConfig,
  formatCollection,
} = require("@prisme.ai/format-collection");

setConfig({
  SESSION_TOKEN: "r:myPrismeaiSessionToken",
  GOOGLE_GEOCODE_API_KEY: "MyGoogleGeocodeAPIKey",
  API_CORE_URL: "https://api.prisme.ai",
  APP_ID: "gogowego-2016",
});

formatCollection(...);