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mariadb-csv-to-db

v2.1.4

Published

Bulk insert csv file to table, focused on convenience rather than performance.

Downloads

5

Readme

mariadb-csv-to-db

Bulk insert csv file to table, focused on convenience rather than performance.

Quick Example

const mariadb = require('mariadb')
const batch = require('mariadb-csv-to-db')

process.nextTick(async () => {
  let conn

  try {
    // Property for CSV to Database
    const props = {
      file: {
        path: 'Your csv file path',
        encoding: 'utf-8',
        quote: '',
        delimiter: ','
      },
      database: {
        table: 'test.WOW'
      },
      import: {
        skipHeader: true,
        sizePerTime: 1000,
        modifyFields: fields => fields.splice(0, 1)
      }
    }
    // Databse connection
    conn = await mariadb.createConnection({ host: 'HolyHost', user: 'Kimchi', password: '????' })

    await conn.beginTransaction()
    console.log(await batch(conn, props)) // { totalCount: 1000, totalAffectedRows: 1000, match: true }
    await conn.commit()
  } catch (e) {
    await conn.rollback()
    console.error(e)
  } finally {
    if (conn) {
      await conn.end()
    }

    process.exit()
  }
})

Flow

  1. Access your csv file
  2. Decoding your csv file
  3. Parsing your csv record → fields(array) using props(quote, delimiter, escape)
  4. Modifying your fields
  5. Set parameter if props.database.columns is array
  6. Set parameter using header (modified fields) if props.database.columns is null
  7. Skip header true ? not pushing header into values(array)
  8. Pushing your fields to values until values.length < sizePerTime
  9. Batch values
    *if values.length !== affetcedRows(batch insert result) ? then throw Error
  10. [7]~[8] loop
  11. Batch rest values
  12. Return total file line count and total affected row count (match always true because [9])

batch(conn, props)

conn object(required), mariadb connection
props object
    file object
        path string(required), csv file path
        encoding string, file encoding, default utf-8
        quote string, csv quote, default (empty string)
        delimiter string, csv delimiter, default ,
        escape string, csv escape, default false
    database object
        table string(required), target table name
        columns array, column names, default null
    import object
        skipHeader boolean, first line of the file is excluded from the batch, default true
        sizePerTime number, number of rows inserted per time, default 1000
        modifyFields function, fields => return fields, modifying fields, must return fields, default null

Another Example

const mariadb = require('mariadb')
const batch = require('mariadb-csv-to-db')

process.nextTick(async () => {
  let conn

  try {
    // Property for CSV to Database
    const props = {
      file: {
        path: 'Your csv file path',
        encoding: 'utf-8',
        quote: '',
        delimiter: ','
      },
      database: {
        table: 'test.WOW',
        // if columns: null ? insert into table values (?, ?)
        // if columns array ? insert into table (columns.join(',')) values (?, ?)
        columns: ['`a`', '`b`']
      },
      import: {
        skipHeader: true,
        sizePerTime: 1000,
        modifyFields: fields => [fields[0], fields[1]] // returned fields length must be equal to the props.database.columns length
      }
    }
    // Databse connection
    conn = await mariadb.createConnection({ host: 'HolyHost', user: 'Kimchi', password: '????' })

    await conn.beginTransaction()
    console.log(await batch(conn, props)) // { totalCount: 1000, totalAffectedRows: 1000, match: true }
    await conn.commit()
  } catch (e) {
    await conn.rollback()
    console.error(e)
  } finally {
    if (conn) {
      await conn.end()
    }

    process.exit()
  }
})