m7shapan / querycsv

QueryCSV enables you to load CSV files and manipulate them using SQL queries then after you finish you can export the new values to a CSV file

QueryCSV

enable you to load CSV files and manipulate them using SQL queries then after you finish you can export the new values to CSV file

Why

it's started with this task that I need to merge 30 CSV file into one file and group it by day instead of the hour, I wrote a couple of lines of code to do that, but I knew it is not going to be the last task that I will need to manipulate the CSV files, so wrote this cmd app to help me on this kind of tasks, I hope that could help too.

Install

go get github.com/m7shapan/querycsv

or download Binaries from releases page

How to use

➜ firstgroup = load group_a.csv
- loading file group_a.csv
+---------+-----+
|  name   | age |
+---------+-----+
| Mohamed |  26 |
| Asma    |  26 |
| Ahmed   |  23 |
+---------+-----+
➜ secondgroup = load group_b.csv
- loading file group_b.csv
+---------+-----+
|  name   | age |
+---------+-----+
| mahmoud |  24 |
| sara    |  22 |
| khaled  |  23 |
+---------+-----+
➜ groups = select * from firstgroup
➜ groups += select name, age from secondgroup
➜ show groups 10
+---------+-----+
|  name   | age |
+---------+-----+
| Mohamed |  26 |
| Asma    |  26 |
| Ahmed   |  23 |
| mahmoud |  24 |
| sara    |  22 |
| khaled  |  23 |
+---------+-----+
➜ group_by_age = select age, count(*) as count from groups group by age
➜ show group_by_age
error: wrong number of command parameters expected 2, found 1
➜ show group_by_age 10
+-----+-------+
| age | count |
+-----+-------+
|  22 |     1 |
|  23 |     2 |
|  24 |     1 |
|  26 |     2 |
+-----+-------+
➜ export group_by_age final_group.csv
file exported

Commands

load [file.csv]    load only one file or all directory files in case of directory all files should be of the same csv structure

    example:
    testtable = load path/to/file.csv
    testtable = load path/to/files


list    list all existed tables name


show [tablename] [limit] print table data use the limit to limit rows number 

    example:
    show testtable 10


export [tablename] [path/to/exported/file.csv]

    example:
    export testtable testtable.csv

Contact

Mohamed Shapan @m7shapan