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getti

v0.2.3

Published

Getti downloader

Downloads

25

Readme

Getti Downloader

Download, extract and stream files from the Internet.

Install

npm i getti

Require

var getti = require('getti')

Usage

Minimal usage:

Downloads, extracts, and streams the JSON file. Returns the final JSON object.

var json = await getti('http://sample.url/sample.json.gz')

Downloads, extracts, converts to JSON, and streams the final JSON file. Returns the final JSON object.

var json = await getti('http://sample.url/sample.csv.gz')

Map results:

It is possible to use a callback, and return the value of your choice.

var json = await getti('http://sample.url/sample.json.gz', (value) => {
  return value.name
})

Use a non-returning callback to avoid memory issues for large files. Note that getti will now return undefined, so all data handling must happen inside this callback.

await getti('http://sample.url/sample.json.gz', () => {})

Provide file type:

For URLs that do not include the file extension, include this information in your request. Supported types are json, json.gz, csv and csv.gz.

var json = await getti({ url: 'http://sample.url/sample', type: 'json' })

Bypass logs:

process.env.GETTI_OPTIONS_QUIET=1

or

var json = await getti({
  url: 'http://sample.url/sample.json.gz',
  quiet: true
})

MIT Licensed. Enjoy!

Created by Eldøy Projects