Overview

CsvOmg (formerly known as csvmapper) easily lets you map CSV to objects. Inspired by happymapper. Please check out the example below and included tests to see how it works.

module Shop
  class Product
    include CsvOmg

    col :name,           'product_name'
    col :uid,            'product_uid',    Integer
    col :description,    2
    col(:price_in_cents, 'product_price',  Float){|float| (float * 100).round }

  end
end

csv =<<-CSV.gsub(/^ +/,'')
  product_uid;product_name;product_description;product_price
  1200;Ham;like you never tasted before;19.99
CSV

p1 = Shop::Product.parse(csv, :col_sep => ';').first
p1.price_in_cents   # 1999

FasterCSV

$ gem install csv-omg

Gert Goet (eval) :: gert@thinkcreate.nl :: @gertgoet

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