dbgate-plugin-csv

dbgate-plugin-csv

CSV import/export plugin for DbGate

Usage without DbGate

Export from fake object reader into CSV file. Fake object file can be replaced with other reader/writer factory functions, as described in dbgate-api package

const dbgateApi = require('dbgate-api');
const dbgatePluginCsv = require("dbgate-plugin-csv");

dbgateApi.registerPlugins(dbgatePluginCsv);


async function run() {
  const reader = await dbgateApi.fakeObjectReader();
  const writer = await dbgatePluginCsv.shellApi.writer({ fileName: 'myfile1.csv', separator: ';' });
  await dbgateApi.copyStream(reader, writer);
  
  console.log('Finished job script');
}
dbgateApi.runScript(run);

Factory functions

shellApi.reader

Reads CSV file

  const dbgatePluginCsv = require("dbgate-plugin-csv");
  const reader = await dbgatePluginCsv.shellApi.reader({
    fileName: 'test.csv',
    encoding: 'utf-8',
    header: true,
    delimiter: ',',
    quoted: false,
    limitRows: null
  });

shellApi.writer

Writes CSV file

  const dbgatePluginCsv = require("dbgate-plugin-csv");
  const writer = await dbgatePluginCsv.shellApi.writer({
    fileName: 'test.csv',
    encoding: 'utf-8',
    header: true,
    delimiter: ',',
    quoted: false
  });

Changelog

5.3.0

• CHANGED: New Oracle driver, much better Oracle support. Works now also in docker distribution
• FIXED: Connection to oracle with service name #809
• ADDED: Connect to redis using a custom username #807
• FIXED: Unable to open SQL files #797
• FIXED: MongoDB query without columns #811
• ADDED: Switch connection for opened file #814