Tabulard is a library designed to process tabular data of any kind. It is able to handle anything that looks like a table, and currently provides dedicated adapters for CSV documents and XSLX sheets.
It focuses on typed results and fine-grain error management, while being performant enough to handle (very) large documents and keep a low memory footprint.
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Add the following to your Gemfile:
gem "tabulard", require: "sheetah/frozen"
Then bundle install.
For examples of common use cases, please have a look at spec/sheetah_spec.rb.
Tabulard already works pretty well but is still under active development.
It started as a fork of Sheetah, a library used in production at Steeple and originally authored by the now-maintainer of Tabulard.
For now, Tabulard aims to stay mostly retrocompatible with Sheetah. That said, retrocompatibility is not a long-term goal of Tabulard, as its roadmap will eventually bring important changes that can't be compatible with Sheetah (such as renaming the top-level Ruby module, for example).
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