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@ucla-law/data-transforms

v0.1.4

Published

transform scripts to generate data for visualizations

Downloads

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Readme

@ucla-law/data-transforms

Contains data transforming functions for generating static data files for visualizations.

Usage

shapeData(sourceUrl, transforms, options)

Takes a source zip file, extracts a data file, and applies the provided transforms.

  • sourceUrl: url to fetch zip file from
  • transforms: an array of transform functions that accept data and return a transformed data set.
  • options:
    • match: glob to match data file from the zip file extraction (default: *.csv)
    • clean: removes the temporary folder created when extracting zip file (default: true)
    • outputFile: when set, the transformed data will be written to this file (default: undefined)
    • parser: a function for parsing data rows in the CSV (default: d3.autoType)

Example: shape a CSV dataset to contain only the first 10 rows and the "id" and "name columns.

var dataTransforms = require("@ucla-law/data-transforms");

// zip file containing data.csv file
var SOURCE_DATA = "https://website.example/data.zip";

// transform function that returns the first 10 entries
var filterFirstTen = (data) => data.slice(0, 10);

// transform function that returns only "id" and "name" values
var selectIdName = (data) =>
  data.map((d) => ({ id: d["id"], name: d["name"] }));

// fetch the file and apply transforms
shapeData(SOURCE_DATA, [selectFirstTen, selectIdName]).then(
  (data) => {
    // work with transformed data
    console.log(data);
  }
);

shapeMapData(sourceUrl, options)

Shortcut function for shaping the data file for the map visualization

  • sourceUrl: url to fetch zip file from
  • options:
    • match: glob to match data file from the zip file extraction (default: *.csv)
    • clean: removes the temporary folder created when extracting zip file (default: true)
    • outputFile: when set, the transformed data will be written to this file (default: undefined)
    • parser: a function for parsing data rows in the CSV (default: d3.autoType)