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cleancut

v1.0.0

Published

A nodejs micro-module to scan through a file and identify the positions to cleanly split the file into multiple chunks based on the line delimiter character.

Downloads

3

Readme

cleancut

A nodejs micro-module to scan through a file and identify the positions to cleanly split the file into multiple chunks based on the line delimiter character.

NPM NPM

Installation

npm install cleancut

Quickstart

Module

var cleancut = require('cleancut');

Options

var filename = './mockaroo_mockdata.csv';

var opts = {
  maxChunks : 10,       // default 2
  minSize   : 1048576,  // default 1048576 bytes = 10 mb
  scanSize  : 10240,    // default 10240 bytes = 10 kb
  linebreak : '\n'      // default '\n'
};

Synchronous

var results = cleancut(filename, opts);
console.log(results.splitAt);

Promise

cleancut(filename, opts, true)
  .then(function(results){
    console.log(results.splitAt);
  });

Callback

cleancut(filename, opts, 
  function(err,results){
    console.log(results.splitAt);
  });

Sample output results.splitAt

[ { _id: 0, start: 0, end: 6358 },
  { _id: 1, start: 6359, end: 12725 },
  { _id: 2, start: 12726, end: 19124 },
  { _id: 3, start: 19125, end: 25433 },
  { _id: 4, start: 25434, end: 31815 },
  { _id: 5, start: 31816, end: 38130 },
  { _id: 6, start: 38131, end: 44506 },
  { _id: 7, start: 44507, end: 50845 },
  { _id: 8, start: 50846, end: 57229 },
  { _id: 9, start: 57230, end: 63533 } ]

cleancut(filename, opts [, callback])

  • filename: the source file to cut cleanly (e.g. a very big csv file)
  • opts: configuration file to define how to cut cleanly
    • maxChunks: the max number of chunks to cut the file into (default: 2),
    • minSize: the min size each chunk must be in bytes (default: 1048576 bytes),
    • scanSize: the number of bytes to sample at each cut point (default: 10240 bytes),
    • linebreak: the line delimiter (default: '\n')
  • callback(err,results) (optional): callback function with err and results arguments.
    • err: error message if any
    • results: result object
      • srcfile: the source file to be cut
      • linebreak: the line delimiter for the cut
      • splitAt: array of objects specifying the cut points
        • _id: chunk id
        • start: start position in bytes
        • end: end position in bytes
  • return: either a Promise<results> or results as above in callback

If callback is not defined, cleancut will be a synchronous function returning result.

If callback is defined or true, a Promise will be returned.