CSV

Reads a CSV file from an absolute path and returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Example:

 val csv: CsvIterator[("colA", "colB", "colC")] = CSV.absolutePath("/absolute/path/to/file.csv")

Reads a CSV from a String and returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Example:

val csvContent = "colA,colB\n1,a\n2,b"
val csv: CsvIterator[("colA", "colB")] = CSV.fromString(csvContent)

Creates a function that reads a CSV file from a runtime path and returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Unlike other CSV methods that require the file path at compile time, this method allows you to specify the column types at compile time but provide the file path at runtime. This is useful when you know the structure of a CSV file in advance but the actual file location is determined at runtime.

Example:

 val csvReader = CSV.fromTyped[("name", "age", "salary"), (String, Int, Double)]
 val data = csvReader(os.pwd / "employees.csv")
 // data is a CsvIterator[("name", "age", "salary"), (String, Int, Double)]

Reads a CSV present in the current compiler working directory resources and returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Note that in most cases, this is not the same as the current runtime working directory, and you are likely to get the bloop server directory.

Hopefully, useful in almond notebooks.

Example:

 val csv: CsvIterator[("colA", "colB", "colC")] = CSV.pwd("file.csv")

Reads a CSV present in java resources and returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Example:

 val csv: CsvIterator[("colA", "colB", "colC")] = CSV.resource("file.csv")

Saves a URL to a local CSV returns a io.github.quafadas.scautable.CsvIterator.

Example:

 val csv: CsvIterator[("colA", "colB", "colC")] = CSV.url("https://somewhere.com/file.csv")