objects-to-csv | JavaScript objects into a CSV file | CSV Processing library
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Converts an array of JavaScript objects into a CSV file, optionally saving it to filesystem.
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QUESTION
I'm using an API to retrieve data on some stocks and I would like to add a column named symbol with the query values using the functon insertColumn
but I'm getting an error (node:15732) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: Cannot read property 'result' of undefined
.
I've tried changing let result
to this.result
and then do insertColumn.call(this)
, but the same error occurs. I thought it would be related with a closure error, but at this point I'm not sure
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 14:58You should probably rather use javascript Array.prototype.map and append symbol to each item:
QUESTION
I'm using an API to retrieve data on some stocks and I would like to add a column named symbol
with the query
values but I'm getting an error SyntaxError: Unexpected token '['
in this.result.[i].push...
. Is there any other way to do call the i-th element and pass the query data or is the syntax just wrong?
The rest of the code is just me saving the output as CSV file
This is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 12:31There is no need for that dot before the array indexation.
QUESTION
I'm trying to save the data from stocks I'm gathering from an API using this line of code await yahooStockAPI.getHistoricalPrices(startDate, endDate, symbol, '1d');
and save it as an array named newData
, however, I keep getting an empty array. If I do console.log(newData);
I can see the ouput which is something like this (for each symbol that I have defined in the code)...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-09 at 19:29The ObjectsToCsv
package is expecting an array of objects to be passed to it, however from the logged data that you have shared, newData
is an object. The exact data you are looking for can be accessed by newData.response
. So the following line of code should work:
const csv = new ObjectsToCsv(newData.response);
QUESTION
In my attempt to become a better developer I'm trying to refactor the below Node code into 2 (or even 3) separate functions.
The code simply takes in a file, parses some of the data, and rewrites the parsed data to another file.
So my question is, can the code below be broken down to 2 functions (one function to read and parse, the other to write)? Can it be broken down even further to 3 functions (one to read and parse, one to write, one that calls the other two)?
I have attempted to refactor the code into 2 functions but am not having any luck
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 15:45Please try below approach. I hope this is asked by you.
QUESTION
Good morning. I am working in development with nodejs in local and I generate a .csv file Once generated, I save it in the local system directory using library 'objects-to-csv';
Through the function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 11:40When you use serverless application (App Engine, CLoud Run, Cloud functions) your code is packaged into a container. Thus, you can't write in it, only read. In each product, you still have an "in-memory" file system in /tmp
So, use this directory to write the file and to serve it to your user. But, be careful, it's an in-memory file system. If you don't purge it (after the user download), you will reach the maximum allowed memory size and your instance will crash.
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