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n1ql2csv

Executes a given N1QL query and exports the results as CSV

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Install

Install n1ql2csv globally

npm install n1ql2csv -g

Requires Node, if you don't have node, you can install nvm by issuing the following command.

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.8/install.sh | bash

then

nvm install 9

Usage

n1ql2csv --help

  Usage: n1ql2csv [options]

  This will execute a N1QL query and export the results into a csv file


  Options:

    -V, --version        output the version number
    -c, --cluster <s>    The cluster address (default: localhost)
    -s, --secure <b>     Whether or not to use http(s) (default: false)
    -p, --port <n>       The query port to use (default: 8093)
    -u, --username <s>   Cluster Admin or RBAC username (default: Administrator)
    -p, --password <s>   Cluster Admin or RBAC password (default: password)
    -s, --statement <s>  A N1QL statement or file path to a N1QL query
    -o, --output <s>     The destination output file (default: /home/centos/results.csv)
    -x, --overwrite <b>  Overwrite the destination file if it exists already (default: false)
    -t, --timeout <n>    Timeout in milliseconds for the query (default: 10000)
    -d, --delimiter <s>  The delimiter to use (default: ,)
    -h, --headers <b>    Whether or not there should be column headers (default: true)
    -h, --help           output usage information

Example

n1ql2csv \
  --cluster localhost \
  --username Administrator \
  --password password \
  --statement "SELECT airportname, city, country, faa, icao, id, type, tz FROM \`travel-sample\` AS airports WHERE type ='airport' ORDER BY airportname ASC" \
  --output somedir/results.csv \
  --overwrite true