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A node module to quickly search and lookup rows from a CSV file using a JSON API.
An input CSV file is converted to an array of JSON objects using treeize. This is used to build a lookup table by specifying a coumn name as an index using hasharray.
Install module npm i lookup-csv
For a given data.csv, ensure the first row contains the column names. Adding a . delimiter in the column names will nest the property in the JSON result
animal,type,sound.type,sound.pitch
cow,mammal,moo-moo,low
swiss cow,mammal,moo-moo,low
crow,bird,kaa-kaa,high
donkey,mammal,yee-haw,low
Search a single column
const lookupCSV = require('lookup-csv');
// Create a lookup table using lookup column name to use from the csv data
const lookupTable = lookupCSV('./path/to/data.csv', 'animal')
// Get rows matching lookup value
matchingRows = lookupTable.get('cow')
// {
// animal: 'cow',
// type: 'mammal',
// sound: {
// type: 'moo-moo',
// pitch: 'low'
// }
// }
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Quickly search and lookup rows from a csv file
We found that lookup-csv demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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