@vizabi/reader-ddfcsv
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Vizabi DDFcsv reader
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Vizabi DDFcsv reader
Install
npm i @vizabi/reader-ddfcsv
Usage
const Vizabi = require('vizabi');
const ddfCsvReader = require('reader-ddfcsv');
const readerObject = ddfCsvReader.getDDFCsvReaderObject();
Vizabi.Reader.extend('ddf-csv-reader', readerObject);
// ...
Build
git clone https://github.com/vizabi/reader-ddfcsv.git
cd reader-ddfcsv
npm i
npm run build
Run tests
npm test
And after this you can see dist
folder that contains two sets:
bundle.js
andbundle.js.map
bundle.web.js
andbundle.web.js.map
First one is for using with electron app or tests. Second one is only for using in browser.
File readers
Vizabi DDFcsv reader
has 2 file readers:
- FrontendFileReader is a part of
bundle.js
version. - BackendFileReader is a part of
bundle.web.js
version.
BackendFileReader
This reader is designed for file reading via OS file system.
FrontendFileReader
This reader is designed for file reading via HTTP protocol.
DDFcsv reader usage for DDF data reading examples:
import {BackendFileReader, Ddf} from 'reader-ddfcsv';
const backendFileReader = new BackendFileReader();
const ddf = new Ddf('your-ddf-folder', backendFileReader);
ddf.getIndex(indexErr => {
// process indexErr here ...
ddf.getConcepts((conceptsErr, conceptsData) => {
// process conceptsErr here ...
// process conceptsData here ...
ddf.getAllDataPointsContent(
(dataPointsFileErr, dataPointsData) => {
// process dataPointsFileErr here ...
// process dataPointsData here ...
},
dataPointsAllErr => {
// process dataPointsAllErr here ...
// data reading finish
});
});
});
or
import {BackendFileReader, Ddf} from 'reader-ddfcsv';
const backendFileReader = new BackendFileReader();
const ddf = new Ddf('your-ddf-folder', backendFileReader);
// for example, :
const query = {
from: 'entities',
animatable: 'time',
select: {
key: ['geo'],
value: ['geo.name', '_default', 'geo.world_4region']
},
where: {'geo.is--country': true},
grouping: {},
orderBy: null
};
ddf.processRequest(query, (err, data) => {
// process err here ...
// process expected data here ...
};