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json2csv

Easy to use tool for converting JSON to CSV.

A small Ruby command-line converter.

  • Ruby

Ruby Stars: 34 Updated

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csv2psql

CSV into SQL statements for PostgreSQL.

Turns CSV into insert or update statements for PostgreSQL.

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  • PostgreSQL

Ruby Stars: 5 Updated

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    Small, sharp command-line tools and indexes: data conversion, CSV to SQL, gist search.

    The category holds 72 original repositories, written most often in JavaScript, Ruby, Elixir and Python. Featured: Gists search, json2csv and csv2psql.

    Key concept: Open source.

    How categories are made: nobody assigns them by hand. A repository falls into a category when its name, description or topics match the rule’s keywords, otherwise its primary language decides; forks and mirrors never count as the owner’s work.

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    Open sourceConcept
    Software whose source code anyone may read, use, change and share under its licence.
    JavaScriptProgramming language
    The programming language of the web browser, also run on servers through Node.js. Every interactive part of this site is JavaScript.
    RubyProgramming language
    A dynamic, expressive language designed for programmer happiness; many of the older tools here are Ruby.
    ElixirProgramming language
    A functional language on the Erlang virtual machine, built for concurrent, fault-tolerant systems.
    PythonProgramming language
    A general-purpose language valued for readability, common in data work and scripting.
    ShellProgramming language
    Scripts for the Unix command line (bash, zsh), the glue that installs, builds and deploys.
    C#Programming language
    Microsoft's object-oriented language for .NET.
    C++Programming language
    C with classes, templates and abstractions that cost nothing at run time; used where speed matters.
    RustProgramming language
    A systems language that guarantees memory safety without a garbage collector; Majordomus is written in it.
    SwiftProgramming language
    Apple's language for iOS and macOS applications.
    TypeScriptProgramming language
    JavaScript with static types, checked before the code runs and compiled to plain JavaScript.
    PostgreSQLTechnology
    An open-source relational database known for correctness and extensions.
    RepositoryConcept
    A project's folder under version control: its files and their whole history of commits.