1.1.0 • Published 3 years ago

@dbl-works/csv-unique-values v1.1.0

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csv-unique-values

A script to get unique values from columns in any CSV file.

Our use case is to run this script to populate in-app dropdowns with all possible values, but there's plenty more you can do with it, for example if you want to remove duplicates from a list of e-mails or phone numbers, …

Usage

Pull in this repository locally, then run

Usage: node index.js [options]

Options:
  -v, --version                output the version number
  -i, --input <file>           input CSV file
  -d, --delimiter <delimiter>  delimiter used in the CSV (default: ",")
  -c, --columns <columns>      columns to extract, comma-separated
                               you can get unique values per unique values from another column by
                               chaining them together using `::`
                               (default: all columns)
  -o, --output <directory>     output destination, will create a file per column
  --no-sort                    don't sort unique values
  -h, --help                   display help for command

If we publish this to NPM, it'd be

npx @dbl-works/csv-unique-values [options]

Example

For an example input file team.csv

Name, Country, Region
Joe, US, NA
Joelle, US, NA
John, CA, NA
Johan, DE, EU
Johanna, DE, EU

and running

npx @dbl-works/csv-unique-values --input team.csv --keys country --output ~/Desktop/team-country

will generate country.json with contents

[
  "CA",
  "DE",
  "US"
]

To get all countries per region you can run:

npx @dbl-works/csv-unique-values --input team.csv --keys region::country --output ~/Desktop/team-country

and you will get:

{
  "NA": [
    "CA",
    "US",
  ],
  "EU": [
    "DE"
  ]
}
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