Class: Csv_lazy
Overview
A simple library for parsing CSV-files through IO’s. Solves corrupt file formats automatically like when files contains several spaces after a column and more.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#each ⇒ Object
Yields each row as an array.
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#initialize(args = {}, &blk) ⇒ Csv_lazy
constructor
Examples File.open(“csvfile.csv”, “r”) do |fp| Csv_lazy.new(:io => fp, :quote_char => ‘“’, :col_sep => ”;“, :row_sep => ”n“, :encode => ”utf-8“) do |row_array| puts ”Row: #row_array“ end end.
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#read_row ⇒ Object
Returns the next row.
Constructor Details
#initialize(args = {}, &blk) ⇒ Csv_lazy
Examples
File.open("csvfile.csv", "r") do |fp|
Csv_lazy.new(:io => fp, :quote_char => '"', :col_sep => ";", :row_sep => "\n", :encode => "utf-8") do |row_array|
puts "Row: #{row_array}"
end
end
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# File 'lib/csv_lazy.rb', line 16 def initialize(args = {}, &blk) @args = { :quote_char => '"', :row_sep => "\n", :col_sep => ";", :headers => false, :buffer_length => 4096 }.merge(args) @io = @args[:io] @eof = false @buffer = "" @debug = @args[:debug] @encode = @args[:encode] @mutex = Mutex.new @buffer_length = @args[:buffer_length] @escape_char = "\\" @escaped_quote = "#{@escape_char}#{@args[:quote_char]}" @escaped_quote_double = "#{@escape_char}#{@escape_char}#{@args[:quote_char]}" #@debug = true accepted = [:encode, :quote_char, :row_sep, :col_sep, :io, :debug, :headers, :buffer_length] @args.each do |key, val| if accepted.index(key) == nil raise "Unknown argument: '#{key}'." end end raise "No ':quote_char' was given." if @args[:quote_char].to_s.strip.empty? raise "No ':col_sep' was given." if @args[:col_sep].to_s.empty? raise "No ':row_sep' was given." if @args[:row_sep].to_s.empty? raise "No ':io' was given." if !@args[:io] @regex_begin_quote_char = /\A\s*#{Regexp.escape(@args[:quote_char])}/ @regex_row_end = /\A\s*?#{Regexp.escape(@args[:row_sep])}/ @regex_colsep_next = /\A#{Regexp.escape(@args[:col_sep])}/ @regex_read_until_quote_char = /\A(.*?)#{Regexp.escape(@args[:quote_char])}/ @regex_read_until_col_sep = /\A(.*?)#{Regexp.escape(@args[:col_sep])}/ @regex_read_until_row_sep = /\A(.+?)#{Regexp.escape(@args[:row_sep])}/ @regex_read_until_end = /\A(.+?)\Z/ if @args[:headers] headers = [] read_row.each do |key| headers << key.to_sym end @headers = headers end self.each(&blk) if blk end |
Instance Method Details
#each ⇒ Object
Yields each row as an array.
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# File 'lib/csv_lazy.rb', line 73 def each if block_given? @mutex.synchronize do while row = read_row yield(row) end end else Enumerable.new do |yielder| @mutex.synchronize do while row = read_row yielder << row end end end end end |
#read_row ⇒ Object
Returns the next row.
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# File 'lib/csv_lazy.rb', line 92 def read_row @row = [] while !@eof or !@buffer.empty? break if !read_next_col end row = @row @row = nil puts "csv_lazy: Row: #{row}\n\n" if @debug if row.empty? return false else if @headers ret = {} row.length.times do |count| ret[@headers[count]] = row[count] end return ret else return row end end end |