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Segment CSV files by any column
#Dependencies
nodejs, npm, and bash
#Installation
Depending on your environment you may need to run this as root
npm install -g csvkiller
#Usage
Usage: csvkiller -c [column] [options] [file ...]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-c, --column [name] Which column to segment by
-d, --delimiter [delimiter] How to split up lines in the input file (use TAB for tab-delimited) [,]
-o, --output-directory [path] Output directory [./output]
-t, --tmp-directory [path] Output directory [./tmp]
-od, --output-delimiter [delimiter] How to split up lines in the output files (use TAB for tab-delimited) [,]
-b, --buffer-size [characters] Max characters in the output buffer [1000000]
-u, --uppercase Case insensitive column matching, write to OUTPUT.csv instead of Output.csv
-l, --lowercase Case insensitive column matching, write to output.csv instead of Output.csv
#Examples
Turn people.csv
into output/male.csv
and output/female.csv
csvkiller -d TAB -c gender people.tsv
Combine *.csv
into output/Alabama.csv
, output/Alaska.csv
, etc
csvkiller -c state *.csv
FAQs
Segment CSV files by any column
The npm package csvkiller receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, csvkiller popularity was classified as not popular.
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