Class - builtin.xsv.xsv.iov2.input.XsvInput2

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XsvInput2

Read a XSV file using petl.io.csv.fromcsv and provide the data to the remaining steps of the job. An XSV file is any flat text file containing tabular data separated by a delimiter. Example usage: { "input": { "use": "xsv.iov2#XsvInput2", "source": "/var/mitto/data/test_csv.csv", "encoding": "ASCII", "delimiter": ",", "includes_header": true }, "output": {} }
type	object
properties
source	Source
	The name of the XSV file for processing. If source is a relative path, its value will be appended to /tmp/mitto/data
	type	string
	format	path
encoding	Encoding
	Specify the file encoding. Encodings are case insensitive, i.e. both utf-8 and UTF-8 will work. Follow this link for a list of common encodings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding#Common_character_encodings
	type	string
	examples	ASCII
		utf-8
		ISO-8859-9
noneify	Noneify
	Pass in a list of values you wish to convert to null. Matches will be case sensitive.
	examples	(‘’, ‘#Error’)
		[‘none’, ‘NONE’, ‘None’]
	default	True
	anyOf	type	boolean
		type	array
		items
		type	array
		items
includes_header	Includes Header
	Set to false if XSV does not have a header row. If set to false the first row will be treated as data and names will be given to columns (Ex: col1, col2, etc).
	type	boolean
	examples	true
		false
	default	True
skip	Skip
	Skip x number of lines.
	type	integer
	minimum	0
	default	0
errors	Errors
	Set the behavior of csv.reader to raise an exception on bad CSV input.
	type	string
	default	strict
delimiter	Delimiter
	The delimiter. The character that separates values in the XSV file.
	type	string
	examples	,
		;
		:
		\|
		\\t
		\\\\\’
		\\\\\”
	default	,
additionalProperties	False