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ICSVOptions

Type interface

Defines options for CSV format parser

Inheritance

ICSVOptions extends IDataParserOptions.

ICSVOptions is not extended by any other symbol.

Properties

dateFields #	Type `string[]` A list of fields that hold date/time infromation. Parser will try to convert such fields into `Date` objects.
dateFormat #	Type `string` Inherited from `IDataParserOptions` Override date format set in `dateFormatter`. Click here Tutorial on date parsing
dateFormatter #	Type `DateFormatter` A date formatted to be used when parsing dates.
delimiter #	Type `string` Default `', '` A delimiter character for columns.
emptyAs #	Type `any` Inherited from `IDataParserOptions` Empty values (e.g. empty strings, `null`, etc.) will be replaced with this.
numberFields #	Type `string[]` A list of fields that should be treaded as numeric. Any information container in such fields will be converted to `number`.
reverse #	Type `boolean` Default `false` The data is in reverse order. If iset to `true`, parser will invert the order of the data items before passing back the data.
skipEmpty #	Type `boolean` Default `true` Skip empty rows. If set to `false`, parser will generate empty data points for empty rows in data.
skipRows #	Type `number` Default `0` Skip a number of rows from the beginning of the data. Useful if your data contains non-data headers, such as column names or empty rows.
useColumnNames #	Type `boolean` Default `false` Use the first row in data to generte column names. Normally, parser will name each column `col0`, `col1`, etc. Setting this to `true` will make the parser look at the first row, for actual column names. Please note that if you use it with `skipRows`, the specified number of rows will be removed, then the parser will look for column names in the first row of what's left.
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