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csv-runner

v1.0.2

Published

A command-line tool to execute commands from CSV files

Downloads

4

Readme

CSV Runner

A Node.js command-line tool to execute commands listed in a CSV file, track their execution status, and save results for future runs.

Features

  • Accepts a CSV file as input.
  • Prompts the user to select which column contains the commands to execute.
  • Executes each command in the selected column.
  • Tracks which commands have been executed, and their results (success, error, or not yet run).
  • Saves execution results, including errors and output, to a new CSV file.
  • Skips commands that have already been executed successfully in previous runs.

Usage

  1. Install dependencies (if any):

    npm install
  2. Run the script:

    csv-runner path/to/your.csv
  3. Follow the prompt:

    • The script will display the columns in your CSV and ask which one contains the commands to execute.
  4. Execution tracking:

    • The script will create or update a results CSV (e.g., your_results.csv) with the following columns:
      • Original columns from your input CSV
      • command_executed: The command that was run
      • state: success, error, or empty
      • output: The output or error message from the command
  5. Re-running:

    • If you run the script again with the same CSV, it will skip commands already marked as success or error in the results CSV, unless you choose to re-run them.

Example CSV

| id | script | |----|---------------------| | 1 | echo "Hello World" | | 2 | ls -l | | 3 | invalidcommand |

Example Results CSV

| id | script | command_executed | state | output | |----|---------------------|---------------------|----------|-----------------------| | 1 | echo "Hello World" | echo "Hello World" | success | Hello World | | 2 | ls -l | ls -l | success | ...output... | | 3 | invalidcommand | invalidcommand | error | ...error message... |

Implementation Notes

  • Use Node.js built-in modules and/or libraries like csv-parser, csv-writer, and inquirer for prompts.
  • Use child_process.exec to run commands.
  • Ensure safe execution: consider security implications of running arbitrary commands.
  • Handle errors gracefully and record them in the results CSV.

License

MIT