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Tabular is a Ruby library for reading, writing, and manipulating CSV, tab-delimited and Excel data. I extracted it from production code. Still extracting it, actually. I need to read structured data and manipulate it via a common interface before persisting it with ActiveRecord. Tabular is also handy for display table-like data. For example, I want to display a bike race's results in HTML. I need to drop empty columns: sometimes there are points or times; sometimes not. I need find the most precise time to format all the times in the results correctly. Much of the API is a copy of FasterCSV without the focus on CSV. Import and display can be configured with Mappers and Renderers. It's a OOP-heavy design that is fast and test-able. Tabular can read Excel files if you add the spreadsheet gem to your project. Install ------- sudo gem install tabular Or, Gemfile: gem "tabular" Dependencies ------------ For tab-delimited data: Ruby standard lib For Excel: Roo gem (https://github.com/Empact/roo) sudo gem install spreadsheet Examples -------- >> table = Table.read("test/fixtures/sample.csv") >> table.rows.size => 4 Access Table Rows by index: >> table[0] And Row cells as a Hash: >> table[0][:last_name] => "Willson" Usage ----- Table.read assumes that .txt files are tab-delimited, .csv files are comma-delimited, and .xls files are Excel. It assumes that the first row is the header row, and normalizes the header to lower-case with underscores. E.g., "Last Name" becomes "last_name". Table.new accepts an Array of Arrays or an Array of Hashes. Table.new also accepts an options hash. :columns option to map columns to a different key or type: :city_state => :location -- Maps :city_state column to :location. A column with a "City State" header would be accessed as row[:location] :flyer_approved => { :column_type => :boolean } -- Coerce :flyer_approved column cells to booleans. :as => [:csv, :xls, :txt] to override file format Tests ----- There's basic test coverage. More comprehensive test coverage needs to be extracted from original projects. Run 'rake test'. Changes ------- 0.4.8 Gem security updates 0.4.6 Gem updates. Lint. 0.4.3 Gem updates 0.4.2 Refactor minor ugly things. No behavior changes. 0.4.0 rchristensen: Add sheet argument to Table.read 0.3.0 Revise Table creation methods to something sensible. Use Roo to read spreadsheets. Support for xlsx. 0.2.7 Add Table#to_space_delimited for space-padded fixed layout 0.2.6 Add :except option for delete_blank_columns! 0.2.5 Use modern gemspec with no runtime dependencies. Make spreadsheet gem optional. 0.2.3 Add :except option for delete_homogenous_columns! 0.2.1 Documentation! 0.2.0 Add several new features that break previous API * New public accessors for Table, Columns, Row, and Column * Mapper to translate source data to Rows * Renderer to control display of Row cells and Column headers * Table#delete_blank_columns! to delete columns that are blank. Zero is considered blank. * Table#delete_homogenous_columns! to delete columns that are all the same value. E.g., A | B | C ========= 1 | 2 | 3 1 | 6 | 1 | * | 5 Column A would be deleted * Table#strip! to remove whitespace around cell values. By default, Tabular::Table preserves cell whitespace. * Column#max * Column#precision * Ruby 1.8 support is deprecated 0.0.5 Parse 'invalid' m/d/yy dates Copyright --------- Copyright (c) 2019 Scott Willson. See LICENSE for details.
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