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@jomscode21/json-to-csv-lite

v1.0.0

Published

Fast, lightweight JSON-to-CSV converter for Node.js and CLI use

Readme

json-to-csv-lite

Fast, lightweight JSON-to-CSV converter for Node.js and CLI use.

  • Zero runtime dependencies
  • Works as a library and command-line tool
  • Supports CommonJS and ESM imports
  • Includes TypeScript declarations

Installation

npm install @jomscode21/json-to-csv-lite

Library Usage

CommonJS

const { jsonToCsv } = require("@jomscode21/json-to-csv-lite");

const data = [
  { name: "Ana", age: 24, city: "Cebu" },
  { name: "Ben", age: 28, city: "Davao" },
];

const csv = jsonToCsv(data);
console.log(csv);

ESM

import { jsonToCsv } from "@jomscode21/json-to-csv-lite";

const data = [
  { name: "Ana", age: 24, city: "Cebu" },
  { name: "Ben", age: 28, city: "Davao" },
];

console.log(jsonToCsv(data));

TypeScript

import { jsonToCsv, type JsonToCsvOptions } from "@jomscode21/json-to-csv-lite";

const data = [
  { name: "Ana", age: 24, city: "Cebu" },
  { name: "Ben", age: 28, city: "Davao" },
];

const options: JsonToCsvOptions = {
  headers: ["city", "name", "age"],
  includeHeaders: true,
  delimiter: ",",
  quote: '"',
  eol: "\n",
};

console.log(jsonToCsv(data, options));

API

jsonToCsv(input, options?)

Converts a JSON object or array of objects into CSV.

Parameters

  • input (Record<string, unknown> | Record<string, unknown>[])
  • options (JsonToCsvOptions, optional)

Options

  • headers?: string[]
    Use a custom header order. If omitted, headers are inferred from first-seen keys across rows.
  • includeHeaders?: boolean (default: true)
    Include or skip the header row.
  • delimiter?: string (default: ,)
    CSV field separator.
  • quote?: string (default: ")
    Quote character used when escaping fields.
  • eol?: string (default: \n)
    End-of-line sequence.

Returns

  • string CSV output

Throws

  • TypeError if input is not an object/array of objects
  • TypeError if any row in an input array is not a plain object

CLI Usage

After install, run:

json-to-csv-lite --help

From a JSON argument

json-to-csv-lite '[{"name":"Ana","age":24},{"name":"Ben","age":28}]'

From stdin

cat data.json | json-to-csv-lite

PowerShell:

Get-Content -Raw .\data.json | json-to-csv-lite

Behavior Notes

  • null and undefined become empty CSV cells
  • Nested objects/arrays are converted using JSON.stringify
  • Values containing delimiter, quotes, or line breaks are escaped
  • Empty array input returns an empty string

Local Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test

License

MIT