GitHub - avoidwork/csv.js: Encodes JSON, Arrays or Objects to CSV

csv.js

Simplify encoding & decoding CSV. Easy exporting from an API, or reformatting on a Client!

Example

var csv = require( "csv.js" );
var encoded = csv.encode( [{prop: "value"}, {prop: "value2"}] );

console.log( encoded );

//
prop
value
value2

API

encode( arg[, delimiter, header] )

Encodes arg as CSV. The optional delimiter allows you change the default comma. The optional header allows you to disable the first row of column names by passing false.

decode( arg[, delimiter] )

Decodes arg to an Array of Objects. The optional delimiter allows you to specify the delimiter if it is not a comma.

How can I load csv.js?

csv.js supports AMD loaders (require.js, curl.js, etc.), CommonJS, node.js & npm (npm install csv.js), or using a script tag.

License

csv.js is licensed under BSD-3 https://raw.github.com/avoidwork/csv.js/master/LICENSE

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lib
src
test	Fixing embedded quotes, added tests, fixes #5	Sep 11, 2014
.gitignore
.jshintrc	Refactoring `csv()` to be `csv.encode()`, & added `csv.decode()`	Jul 28, 2014
.npmignore	Refactoring `csv()` to be `csv.encode()`, & added `csv.decode()`	Jul 28, 2014
.travis.yml	Refactoring `csv()` to be `csv.encode()`, & added `csv.decode()`	Jul 28, 2014
Gruntfile.js
LICENSE	Refactoring `csv()` to be `csv.encode()`, & added `csv.decode()`	Jul 28, 2014
README.md	Updating README, doing a minor patch bump for npm	Jul 28, 2014
package.json

avoidwork/csv.js

README.md