synopsize
v0.2.1
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Print out a synopsis of values from a stream of newline-delimited JSON objects
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synopsize
Summarize tables of structured data, such as CSV or JSON!
$ npm install -g synopsize
Example, using Capital Metro's fare_rules.txt
:
$ synopsize < fare_rules.txt
[0] "fare_id"
Type: TEXT
No missing values (83 total)
There are 3 unique values, which range from a to c
a: 63
b: 11
c: 9
[1] "route_id"
Type: INTEGER
No missing values (83 total)
All values are unique and range from 1 to 990
10 random examples:
982
987
985
983
7
935
681
803
801
663
[2] "origin_id"
Type: TEXT
83 missing values (out of 83 total), or 100.00%
No values to show
[3] "destination_id"
Type: TEXT
83 missing values (out of 83 total), or 100.00%
No values to show
[4] "contains_id"
Type: TEXT
83 missing values (out of 83 total), or 100.00%
No values to show
To-do
- [x] Support newline-delimited JSON as input
- [ ] Infer more complex types
- [ ] come up with better names / descriptions
- [x] custom sort (
compareFunction
) for each type
- [ ] Draw histograms for continuous types
- [ ] Smarter examples when showing random samples
- [ ] Add option to sort by count instead of value
- [ ] Width-aware padded output, especially for long values and the value: count tables
- [ ] Generalize for CLI / web consumption
License
Copyright 2016 Christopher Brown. MIT Licensed