View pretty CSV directly from within Firefox (done) and Thunderbird (coming). For example, the following CSV:
Name,Email,Age
Joe Schmoe,joe@example.com,38
"Doe, Jane",jane@example.com,72
"Little One
(aka ""babyface"")",baby@example.com,0.25
is rendered as:
Another example with pie charts:
- Parsing of almost any kind of CSV via jquery-csv
- Column-based sorting
- Auto-detection of numbers, emails, and URLs
- Data is never altered; only the rendering may be enhanced
- Rendering of numeric-only columns as pie charts
- Auto-collation/summation/processing of selected cells
- Custom CSS (and it to be defined using less/sass)
- Implement Thunderbird integration
- Add options, e.g. "headers enabled", etc.
- URL and/or header signature based memoization of options
- Add many other auto-detection routines, including:
- Date / Timestamp
- Currency
- Fork the FireCsv project
- Install web-ext
- Make awesome changes
- Run
make run
to test in Firefox - Run
make xpi
to create an XPI - Commit & submit a pull request (PR)
- FireCsv is heavily based on Benjamin Hollis' JSONView