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jts-infer

v0.0.0

Published

Infer a JSON Table Schema from a readable stream of a CSV source

Downloads

4

Readme

jts-infer

Infer a JSON Table Schema from a readable stream of a CSV source

NPM

#Usage jtsInfer(readableStream, [options], callback)

var jtsInfer = require('jts-infer)
  , fs = require('fs);

jstInfer(fs.createReadStream('path/to/data.csv'), function(err, schema, scores){
  //to something with schema [and score]
});

##Options

An options hash can be specified

  • separator: separator to separate cells in a row (default to ',')
  • newline: separator to separate different rows (default to '\n')
  • nSample: if specified only the nSample first rows of the source will be used to infer the types otherwise all the rows are used

#Tests

npm test

#License

MIT