Add ability to process flat CSV files #126 #148
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Instead of a directory tree with “index.csv” files it is possible to specify a sub-tree with a single file named “index-flat.csv“ where each level is described by two columns. Column "X" contains the name and "X-description" contains the description. Columns/levels are processed from left to right, but the order of "description" columns is not important.
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Thanks @josusky. Can you rebase against latest main branch? I'll review thereafter. |
Rebased. |
tomkralidis
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Jun 13, 2024
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Instead of a directory tree with “index.csv” files it is possible to specify a sub-tree with a single file named “index-flat.csv“ where each level is described by two columns. Column "X" contains the name and "X-description" contains the description. Columns/levels are processed from left to right, but the order of "description" columns is not important.