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csv-2-redis

v0.0.10

Published

A simple module to upload given CSV file into Redis

Readme

csv-2-redis

- A simple module to upload data from CSV files to Redis Server running locally / remotely.

- Uses 'csv-parse' module for CSV parsing. 

###Installation

npm install csv-2-redis

Current version is tested with Node v0.10.21 and above.

###CLI

* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" "127.0.0.1" "6379" 12

* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" localhost default default
   
* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" local default  3

* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" localhost default-port 10
   
* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" local default-port 0

* csv-2-redis "myData.csv" "some-server-name.com" "some-port-number" "select-db" auth-key"

###Options

  • -g, --group : Specify this option to group values by first column entries
  • -t, --test : Specify this option to test a random data, after successful data upload to Redis

###Example

  1. '-g' / '--group' option specified - Values will be grouped as an array based on first column entries

Consider the following entries to be our sample.csv

####Input CSV:

          | globalDispatchId |  productName  |  productCategory |
          | ---------------- |  ------------ | -----------------|
          |      13123       |    product11  |         Gx       |
          |      65345       |    product22  |         Bx       |
          |      34234       |    product33  |         Rx       | 
          |      13123       |    product55  |         Zx       |
          |      65345       |    product66  |         Jx       |
        

####Output format stored in Redis:

        "13123" : [
        {
           "globalDispatchId" : "13123",
           "productName"      : "product11",
           "productCategory"  : "Gx"           
        },
        {
            "globalDispatchId" : "13123",
            "productName"      : "product55",
            "productCategory"  : "Zx" 
        }],
        "65345" : [
        {
           "globalDispatchId" : "65345",
           "productName"      : "product22",
           "productCategory"  : "Bx"           
        },
        {
            "globalDispatchId" : "65345",
            "productName"      : "product66",
            "productCategory"  : "Jx" 
        }],
        "34234" : [
        {
           "globalDispatchId" : "34234",
           "productName"      : "product33",
           "productCategory"  : "Rx"           
        }]
        
  1. without '-g' or '--group' option specified, simple insert as key-value pairs. For repeating entries, values will be overwritten for the same key.

Consider the following entries to be our sample.csv

####Input CSV:

           |globalDispatchId |  productName  |   productCategory |
           |---------------- |  ------------ |  -----------------|
           |     13123       |    product11  |        Gx         |
           |     65345       |    product22  |        Bx         |
           |     34234       |    product33  |        Rx         |
    

####Output format stored in Redis:

        "13123" : {
            "globalDispatchId" : "13123",
            "productName"      : "product11",
            "productCategory"  : "Gx"           
        },
        "65345" : {
            "globalDispatchId" : "65345",
            "productName"      : "product22",
            "productCategory"  : "Bx"           
        },
        "34234" : {
            "globalDispatchId" : "34234",
            "productName"      : "product33",
            "productCategory"  : "Rx"           
        }           

###Todo's

- Write tests
- Add code comments
- Rethink optimizations

###License

Free to use and modify. Report any issues you encountered.

###P.S

Just drop me a mail anytime and share me your experience & feedbacks. [ just a curious kid, to know people who download..!! :) ]