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Deterministic migration adapters that turn existing wire lists into reviewable Nerve source.
Deterministic migration adapters that turn existing wire lists into reviewable Nerve source. CSV and XLSX inputs are parsed into a plain table, mapped through a reusable column map, and converted into generated TypeScript plus an in-memory design. Every row is accounted for in the import report: accepted rows become wires, rejected rows carry stable HK-IMPORT-* diagnostic codes with the source row and column. Imported connector parts are marked verification: "unverified" so downstream review is forced.
npm install @grayhaven/nerve-importers
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"
import { importWireList, parseCsvWireList } from "@grayhaven/nerve-importers"
const table = parseCsvWireList(readFileSync("legacy.csv", "utf8"))
const result = importWireList(
table,
{ fromConnector: "From", fromPin: "From Pin", toConnector: "To", toPin: "To Pin" },
{ harnessId: "migrated", sourceName: "legacy.csv" }
)
result.source // generated Nerve TypeScript, ready for review
result.report // every row accounted for, accepted or rejected with codes
parseXlsxWireList reads a workbook (with an optional sheet name) through the same converter, and normalizeWireListColumnMap / wireListColumnMapJson validate and serialize a reusable column map. See the docs for the full column map and diagnostic reference.
Part of Grayhaven Nerve — harnesses as code. Live demo + docs · llms.txt · Apache-2.0
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Deterministic migration adapters that turn existing wire lists into reviewable Nerve source.
We found that @grayhaven/nerve-importers demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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