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@inferagraph/file

v0.2.2

Published

File datasource for InferaGraph (CSV, TSV, Markdown folders)

Readme

@inferagraph/file

File-based datasource plugin for @inferagraph/core. Loads nodes from delimited files (CSV/TSV) or a folder of Markdown files with frontmatter.

Migration from @inferagraph/file-datasource

pnpm remove @inferagraph/file-datasource
pnpm add @inferagraph/file

The class was also renamed FileDatasourceFileDataSource. Most hosts can switch to the new factory:

import { fileDataSource } from '@inferagraph/file';

Installation

pnpm add @inferagraph/file @inferagraph/core

Usage

CSV / TSV

import { fileDataSource } from '@inferagraph/file';

const datasource = fileDataSource({
  type: 'csv',
  path: './data/nodes.csv',
  hasHeader: true,           // first row contains column names
  contentFields: ['summary'], // optional: surface columns via getContent
  edges: [
    {
      id: 'e1',
      sourceId: 'n1',
      targetId: 'n2',
      attributes: { type: 'related_to' },
    },
  ],
});

await datasource.connect();

const view = await datasource.getInitialView();
const node = await datasource.getNode('n1');
const neighbors = await datasource.getNeighbors('n1');
const results = await datasource.search('keyword');

await datasource.disconnect();

Markdown folder

import { fileDataSource } from '@inferagraph/file';

const datasource = fileDataSource({
  type: 'markdown',
  path: './data/nodes',                          // folder containing .md files
  frontmatter: ['id', 'name', 'type'],           // required keys per file (exact match)
  edges: [],
});

await datasource.connect();

// Each .md file becomes a node with frontmatter as attributes;
// the body is exposed via getContent.
const content = await datasource.getContent('n1');
// { nodeId: 'n1', content: '<body markdown>', contentType: 'markdown' }

Class escape hatch

The factory is the preferred entry point, but the class is exported for hosts that need to subclass:

import { FileDataSource } from '@inferagraph/file';

class MyFileDataSource extends FileDataSource {
  // ...
}

Configuration

Common options

| Option | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | type | 'csv' \| 'tsv' \| 'markdown' | File format | | path | string | File path (csv/tsv) or folder path (markdown) | | edges | EdgeData[] | Host-supplied relationships | | idField | string | Column / frontmatter key for the node id (default: 'id') |

CSV / TSV options

| Option | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | hasHeader | boolean | First row is column names (default: true) | | columns | string[] | Required when hasHeader=false. Length must match the parsed first row. | | contentFields | string[] | Columns surfaced via getContent as metadata. When unset, getContent returns undefined. |

Markdown options

| Option | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | frontmatter | string[] | Required keys. Each .md file must contain EXACTLY this set (extras and missing keys throw). |

Behavior

  • connect() reads and parses every file up-front (deterministic, fail-fast).
  • disconnect() clears the parsed state.
  • All seven DataAdapter methods (getInitialView, getNode, getNeighbors, findPath, search, filter, getContent) require an active connection.
  • Edges supplied in config.edges are stored as-is and used for graph traversal.

License

MIT