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    Class ParseToJsonWithHeadersDto (Inputs.CSV)

    Feeds csv.parseToJsonWithHeaders: the CSV text, the header names to use instead of a header line, where the data starts, the separators and which columns to read as numbers.

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    csv headers dataStartRow? rowSeparator? columnSeparator? numberColumns?

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    • Parameters

      • Optionalcsv: string
      • Optionalheaders: string[]
      • OptionaldataStartRow: number
      • OptionalrowSeparator: string
      • OptionalcolumnSeparator: string
      • OptionalnumberColumns: string[]

      Returns ParseToJsonWithHeadersDto

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    csv: string

    The whole CSV text, normally without a header line

    John,30\nJane,25
    headers: string[]

    The object keys, one per column in column order; a row with more cells than keys loses the extra cells

    ["name", "age"]
    dataStartRow?: number

    Index of the first row turned into an object, counting from 0; set it to 1 to skip a header line the text does have

    0

    0

    Infinity

    1

    rowSeparator?: string

    The text between rows, normally a line break; \n written as two characters is read as one

    \n
    columnSeparator?: string

    The text between cells in a row, normally a comma; \t written as two characters is read as a tab

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    numberColumns?: string[]

    Header names whose cells are parsed as numbers; every other cell stays text

    undefined

    true

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