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Large files throw an "allocation size overflow" error on the console when you select a large enough csv file (happening in firefox):
http://localhost:3000/#/import/
react-csv-reader under the hood uses papaparse, so probably related to this issue: mholt/PapaParse#469
react-csv-reader
papaparse
The following will create a ~ 288MB large.csv file pretty quick to test this with:
large.csv
echo "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9" > large.csv; for i in $(seq 1 8); do cat large.csv large.csv large.csv large.csv large.csv large.csv large.csv large.csv > large.csv2; mv large.csv2 large.csv; done
A quick google query pull this up: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31722808/how-to-papa-unparse-a-huge-json-object
It probably boils down to we have to be careful how we manage processing of a large file, and use byte streams instead of full copies in memory.
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Large files throw an "allocation size overflow" error on the console when you select a large enough csv file (happening in firefox):
http://localhost:3000/#/import/
react-csv-reader
under the hood usespapaparse
, so probably related to this issue: mholt/PapaParse#469The following will create a ~ 288MB
large.csv
file pretty quick to test this with:A quick google query pull this up: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31722808/how-to-papa-unparse-a-huge-json-object
It probably boils down to we have to be careful how we manage processing of a large file, and use byte streams instead of full copies in memory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: