Add command line options for CSV input files which are passed along to Text::CSV #1
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…ong to Text::CSV The two options allow to specify the separator character(s) in the CSV file (--csv-sep ";", -s) and to relax the CSV parsing (--csv-loose, -l). Example: ``` csv2json --csv-sep ";" --csv-loose input.csv > output.json ```
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Since not all CSV files are created equal, options to treat different CSV files differently are necessary 😉
The two new options allow to specify the separator character(s) in the CSV
file (--csv-sep ";", -s) and to relax the CSV parsing (--csv-loose, -l).
This calls the Text::CSV methods
sep()as well asallow_loose_quotes()andallow_loose_escapes().Example: