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@yussufbiyik/simple-csv

v1.0.2

Published

Very simple module to work with CSV, inspired by the simpleness of built-in JSON object of JavaScript.

Downloads

6

Readme

simple-csv (WIP)

Very simple module to work with CSV, inspired by the simpleness of built-in JSON object of JavaScript.

Methods

.stringify

Returns a CSV string with the given objects and options. Amount of keys in an object does not matter, only things that matter are order of the keys and their names.

Parameters

objects Source of the CSV string as an array of objects options Specifies the properties of the output

  1. seperator Type: string Seperator that is going to be used to seperate the values.
  2. isSurrounded Type: Boolean Specifies if the value is going to be surrounded with double quotes, is true by default.

.parse

Returns an array of objects by parsing a CSV string.

Parameters

csv Source of the output object as a string containing CSV data. options Specifies the properties of the output

  1. seperator Type: string Seperator that is going to be used to seperate the values.
  2. isSurrounded Type: Boolean Specifies if the values are seperated by double quotes, if true, assumes that all the values are surrounded by double quotes, is true by default.