csv_import | gem makes easy to map CSV columns | Application Framework library

I want to read the entire contents of the .csv file and then remove the double quotes around the data. I'm not sure what most efficient way is, preferably without first writing the contents of the file into an array and using replace

TOG2021-0012;"Sandbank AC145";63,8;"2021-01-13 06:32";"2021-01-13 06:49"

I have the following code below and when I run the rake task, it throws the error NameError: uninitialized constant CsvImporter::Report

lib/user/csv_importer.rb

Pimcore newbie here. I'm struggling a bit with the csv import procedure, the docs are a bit shallow and I couldn't find a more comprehensive developer reference.

• I'm not getting how Resolver Settings work. What's the meaning of setting a strategy? (ID throws Pimcore\DataObject\Import\Resolver\ImportErrorException: Could not resolve object with id. Filename runs, but then it seems that I don't have control on how objects get labeled)

• I have two date columns in my imported csv, so I'd like to fill my object with those. Still, the dates are written like "2016-05-30T14:36:03" so I guess that I need to process a bit to transform the string in a format that could be recognized by pimcore. Do I need to do this in Column Configuration (by converting the specific column as an Operator PHP Code. BTW, do I need to create a class for every column, or I can group them by data format?) or more globally by setting the Resolver Strategy as Code and editing all the row properties at once?

I'm parsing a CSV file to get the names of folders which I need to copy to another location. Because there are hundreds of them, I need to select the first 10 or so and run the copy routine but to avoid copying them again I'm removing them from the list and saving the file. I'll run this on a daily scheduled task to avoid having to wait for the folders to finish copying. I'm having a problem using the 'Select' and 'Skip' options in the code (see below), if I remove those lines the folders are copied (I'm using empty folders to test) but if I have them in, then nothing happens when I run this in Powershell. I looked around in other questions about similar issues but did not find anything that answers this particular issue selecting and skipping rows in the CSV.

I am trying send an email to a user, when a list is import.

But is not working. I am Using Mailtrap.

This is my code here i think where is the problem:

i am doing a project using Laravel, and I trying make an import list (csv), like in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrjuwU-Xu7A&t=243s

I think, it is almost done the import list page; but keep giving this error: Undefined index: name

Probably the problem is here:

CsvImport.php:

I'm importing several CSV files into a single table. The documentation for CSV import says

when the table already exists, every row of the CSV file, including the first row, is assumed to be actual content. If the CSV file contains an initial row of column labels, you can cause the .import command to skip that initial row using the "--skip 1" option.

But I can't seem to figure out a valid way to pass that flag. I tried the following:

In our rails 6 project I want to upload excel file into S3 bucket and send file link to email and provide download xls feature from email. Please help me.

I have generated the excel file using the code below, and also set S3 configuration in our project

I am trying to run an standard csv import from commandline. Everything works fine when working from UI, but for developers reasons I want to trigger it from commandline.

I can trigger the import job like this: