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array.tsv() / object.tsv() #279

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odino opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 1 comment
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array.tsv() / object.tsv() #279

odino opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 1 comment
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odino commented Sep 4, 2019

Add the ability to convert an array / object to TSV. Useful to convert JSON to TSV.
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odino commented Sep 4, 2019

Might as well do CSV at that point 😄

odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2019
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array.tsv(), closes #279
d0f68ad 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2019
@odino
array.tsv(), closes #279
5babc49 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2019
@odino
array.tsv(), closes #279
fd9c6b8 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 15, 2019
@odino
array.tsv(), closes #279
7a90a01 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
@odino odino self-assigned this Sep 15, 2019
odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 15, 2019
@odino
array.tsv(), closes #279
9d17018 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
odino added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 15, 2019
@odino
array.tsv(), closes #279
15499a4 
Arrays can now easily be formatted as TSV / CSV content:

```
array.tsv()
array.tsv(",")
```

Here are some samples:

```
⧐  [["LeBron", "James"], ["James", "Harden"]].tsv()
LeBron	James
James	Harden

⧐  [{"name": "Lebron", "last": "James", "jersey": 23}, {"name": "James", "last": "Harden"}].tsv("\t", ["name", "last", "jersey", "additional_key"])
name	last	jersey	additional_key
Lebron	James	23	null
James	Harden	null	null
```

There is some complexity in this function due to the fact that
we have to support custom headers, as well as the fact that we
can both format arrays of objects as well as hashes.
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