CSV File Validator

Validation of CSV file against user defined schema (returns back object with data and invalid messages)

Getting csv-file-validator

npm

npm install --save csv-file-validator

yarn

yarn add csv-file-validator --save

Example

import CSVFileValidator from 'csv-file-validator'

CSVFileValidator(file, config)
    .then(csvData => {
        csvData.data // Array of objects from file
        csvData.inValidMessages // Array of error messages
    })
    .catch(err => {})

Please see Demo for more details /demo/index.html

API

CSVFileValidator(file, config)

returns the Promise

file

Type: File

.csv file

config

Type: Object

Config object should contain:
headers - Type: Array, row header (title) objects
isHeaderNameOptional - Type: Boolean, skip the header name if it is empty

const config = {
    headers: [], // required
    isHeaderNameOptional: false // default (optional)
}

name

Type: String
name of the row header (title)

inputName

Type: String
key name which will be return with value in a column

optional

Type: Boolean

Makes column optional. If true column value will be return

headerError

Type: Function

If a header name is omitted or is not the same as in config name headerError function will be called with arguments headerName

required

Type: Boolean

If required is true than a column value will be checked if it is not empty

requiredError

Type: Function

If value is empty requiredError function will be called with arguments headerName, rowNumber, columnNumber

unique

Type: Boolean

If it is true all header (title) column values will be checked for uniqueness

uniqueError

Type: Function

If one of the header value is not unique uniqueError function will be called with argument headerName

validate

Type: Function

Validate column value. As an argument column value will be passed For e.g.

function(email) {
    return isEmailValid(email)
}

validateError

Type: Function

If validate returns false validateError function will be called with arguments headerName, rowNumber, columnNumber

isArray

Type: Boolean

If column contains list of values separated by comma in return object it will be as an array

Config example

const config = {
    headers: [
        {
            name: 'First Name',
            inputName: 'firstName',
            required: true,
            requiredError: function (headerName, rowNumber, columnNumber) {
                return `${headerName} is required in the ${rowNumber} row / ${columnNumber} column`
            }
        },
        {
            name: 'Last Name',
            inputName: 'lastName',
            required: false
        },
        {
            name: 'Email',
            inputName: 'email',
            unique: true,
            uniqueError: function (headerName) {
                return `${headerName} is not unique`
            },
            validate: function(email) {
                return isEmailValid(email)
            },
            validateError: function (headerName, rowNumber, columnNumber) {
                return `${headerName} is not valid in the ${rowNumber} row / ${columnNumber} column`
            }
        },
        {
            name: 'Roles',
            inputName: 'roles',
            isArray: true
        },
        {
            name: 'Country',
            inputName: 'country',
            optional: true
        }
    ]
}

Contributing

Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

Please read the Contributions Guidelines before submitting a PR.

License

MIT © Vasyl Stokolosa