Blazing fast and Comprehensive CSV Parser for Node.JS / Browser / Command Line.
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Blazing fast and Comprehensive CSV Parser for Node.JS / Browser / Command Line.
Easily encode complex JSON objects to CSV with CsvBuilder's schema-like API
The easiest CLI tool to bulk ingest documents into Elasticsearch.
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a simple csv read/write library, support multiple character Row Delimiter and auto fit different line change marks, trailer.
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Auntie, my dear ultra-fast module for untying/splitting/counting a stream of data by a chosen separator sequence.
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Building blocks to read and transform data streams
Parse csv files via stream or parse any csv stream from other sources in Node.js for different usecases like batch processing, database insertion, logging, file creation & data transformations etc. Support for large csv files added.
Production-grade enterprise application and domain accelerator kit for Go: transactional outbox, Indian localized fintech (GSTIN/PAN/IFSC), PDF invoices, and audit trails.
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