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text-to-format

v0.1.0

Published

convert any Plain text file to the X format

Downloads

3

Readme

js-standard-style

textToFormat

A Node.js Package to Convert any Plain text file to the X format(JSON,XML,SQL,CSV).

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Installation

npm install -g text-to-format

Note : In some computers you need to be an administrator, in this case add sudo before the previous command.

Configuration

Configuration Getters :

textToFormat --get separator
textToFormat --get sttributes
textToFormat --get currentFormat
textToFormat --get formatTable
textToFormat --get default  // to get an object of the default configuration  
textToFormat --get tagName

Configuration Setters

Here are some example of using setters :

textToFormat --set separator --value new_separator
textToFormat --set attributes --value attributeName1,attributeName2,etc
textToFormat --set currentFormat XML
textToFormat --set tagName user

Convertion

In order to convert a text file to a standard Format(JSON,XML,CSV), we have to :

  1. Specify first the list of attributes, for example username,email,password
textToFormat --set attributes --value username,email,password
  1. Then specify the source text file(the --src parameter)

  2. Specify the format to convert to (the --to parameter)

  3. Specify the destination file to save the converted data to (the --dest parameter), if the destination file doesn't exist it will be created otherwise overwritten

Example

A JSON example :

textToFormat --set attributes --value username,email,password
textToFormat --src source.txt --to json --dest output.json

An XML example :

textToFormat --set attributes --value username,email,password

Important: for XML we can set the tagName of the wrapper element, otherwirse the default tagName wrapper is used( by default it is 'element')

textToFormat --set tagName --value user
textToFormat --src source.txt --to xml --dest output.xml