npm installer csv
Exemple de fichier CSV Vous allez avoir besoin d'un fichier CSV à analyser, donc soit vous en avez déjà un, soit vous pouvez copier le texte ci-dessous et le coller dans un nouveau fichier et appeler ce fichier "mycsv.csv"
ABC, 123, Fudge
532, CWE, ICECREAM
8023, POOP, DOGS
441, CHEESE, CARMEL
221, ABC, HOUSE
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ABC, 123, Fudge
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532, CWE, ICECREAM
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8023, POOP, DOGS
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441, CHEESE, CARMEL
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221, ABC, HOUSE
Exemple de lecture et d'analyse de code du fichier CSV
Créez un nouveau fichier et insérez-y le code suivant. Assurez-vous de lire ce qui se passe dans les coulisses.
var csv = require('csv');
// loads the csv module referenced above.
var obj = csv();
// gets the csv module to access the required functionality
function MyCSV(Fone, Ftwo, Fthree) {
this.FieldOne = Fone;
this.FieldTwo = Ftwo;
this.FieldThree = Fthree;
};
// Define the MyCSV object with parameterized constructor, this will be used for storing the data read from the csv into an array of MyCSV. You will need to define each field as shown above.
var MyData = [];
// MyData array will contain the data from the CSV file and it will be sent to the clients request over HTTP.
obj.from.path('../THEPATHINYOURPROJECT/TOTHE/csv_FILE_YOU_WANT_TO_LOAD.csv').to.array(function (data) {
for (var index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
MyData.push(new MyCSV(data[index][0], data[index][1], data[index][2]));
}
console.log(MyData);
});
//Reads the CSV file from the path you specify, and the data is stored in the array we specified using callback function. This function iterates through an array and each line from the CSV file will be pushed as a record to another array called MyData , and logs the data into the console to ensure it worked.
var http = require('http');
//Load the http module.
var server = http.createServer(function (req, resp) {
resp.writeHead(200, { 'content-type': 'application/json' });
resp.end(JSON.stringify(MyData));
});
// Create a webserver with a request listener callback. This will write the response header with the content type as json, and end the response by sending the MyData array in JSON format.
server.listen(8080);
// Tells the webserver to listen on port 8080(obviously this may be whatever port you want.)
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var csv = require('csv');
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// loads the csv module referenced above.
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var obj = csv();
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// gets the csv module to access the required functionality
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function MyCSV(Fone, Ftwo, Fthree) {
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this.FieldOne = Fone;
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this.FieldTwo = Ftwo;
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this.FieldThree = Fthree;
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};
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// Define the MyCSV object with parameterized constructor, this will be used for storing the data read from the csv into an array of MyCSV. You will need to define each field as shown above.
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var MyData = [];
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// MyData array will contain the data from the CSV file and it will be sent to the clients request over HTTP.
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obj.from.path('../THEPATHINYOURPROJECT/TOTHE/csv_FILE_YOU_WANT_TO_LOAD.csv').to.array(function (data) {
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for (var index = 0; index < data.length; index++) {
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MyData.push(new MyCSV(data[index][0], data[index][1], data[index][2]));
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}
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console.log(MyData);
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});
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//Reads the CSV file from the path you specify, and the data is stored in the array we specified using callback function. This function iterates through an array and each line from the CSV file will be pushed as a record to another array called MyData , and logs the data into the console to ensure it worked.
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var http = require('http');
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//Load the http module.
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var server = http.createServer(function (req, resp) {
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resp.writeHead(200, { 'content-type': 'application/json' });
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resp.end(JSON.stringify(MyData));
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});
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// Create a webserver with a request listener callback. This will write the response header with the content type as json, and end the response by sending the MyData array in JSON format.
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server.listen(8080);
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// Tells the webserver to listen on port 8080(obviously this may be whatever port you want.)
Things to be aware of in your app.js code
In lines 7 through 11, we define the function called 'MyCSV' and the field names.
If your CSV file has multiple columns make sure you define this correctly to match your file.
On line 17 we define the location of the CSV file of which we are loading. Make sure you use the correct path here.
Démarrez votre application et vérifiez la fonctionnalité Ouvrez une console et tapez la commande suivante:
Node app 1 Node app Vous devriez voir la sortie suivante dans votre console:
[ MYCSV { Fieldone: 'ABC', Fieldtwo: '123', Fieldthree: 'Fudge' },
MYCSV { Fieldone: '532', Fieldtwo: 'CWE', Fieldthree: 'ICECREAM' },
MYCSV { Fieldone: '8023', Fieldtwo: 'POOP', Fieldthree: 'DOGS' },
MYCSV { Fieldone: '441', Fieldtwo: 'CHEESE', Fieldthree: 'CARMEL' },
MYCSV { Fieldone: '221', Fieldtwo: 'ABC', Fieldthree: 'HOUSE' }, ]
1 [MYCSV {Fieldone: 'ABC', Fieldtwo: '123', Fieldthree: 'Fudge'}, 2 MYCSV {Fieldone: '532', Fieldtwo: 'CWE', Fieldthree: 'ICECREAM'}, 3 MYCSV {Fieldone: '8023', Fieldtwo: 'POOP', Fieldthree: 'DOGS'}, 4 MYCSV {Fieldone: '441', Fieldtwo: 'CHEESE', Fieldthree: 'CARMEL'}, 5 MYCSV {Fieldone: '221', Fieldtwo: 'ABC', Fieldthree: 'HOUSE'},] Vous devez maintenant ouvrir un navigateur Web et accéder à votre serveur. Vous devriez le voir afficher les données au format JSON.
Conclusion En utilisant node.js et son module CSV, nous pouvons rapidement et facilement lire et utiliser les données stockées sur le serveur et les mettre à disposition du client sur demande