How can the header line of the CSV file be ignored in ruby on rails while doing the CSV parsing!! Any ideas
在进行CSV解析时,如何在轨道上的ruby中忽略CSV文件的标题行!!有任何想法吗
6 个解决方案
#1
26
If you're using ruby 1.8.X and FasterCSV, it has a 'headers' option:
如果你使用ruby 1.8.X和FasterCSV,它有一个'headers'选项:
csv = FasterCSV.parse(your_csv_file, {:headers => true}) #or false if you do want to read them
If you're using ruby 1.9.X, the default library is basically FasterCSV, so you can just do the following:
如果您使用的是ruby 1.9.X,则默认库基本上是FasterCSV,因此您可以执行以下操作:
csv = CSV.parse(your_csv_file, {headers: true})
#2
6
csv = CSV.read("file")
csv.shift # <-- kick out the first line
csv # <-- the results that you want
#3
3
A cool way to ignore the headers is to read it as an array and ignore the first row:
忽略标题的一种很酷的方法是将其作为数组读取并忽略第一行:
data = CSV.read("dataset.csv")[1 .. -1]
# => [["first_row", "with data"],
["second_row", "and more data"],
...
["last_row", "finally"]]
The problem with the :headers => false
approach is that CSV
won't try to read the first row as a header, but will consider it part of the data. So, basically, you have a useless first row.
:headers => false方法的问题是CSV不会尝试将第一行作为标题读取,但会将其视为数据的一部分。所以,基本上,你有一个无用的第一行。
#4
1
I have found the solution to above question. Here is the way i have done it in ruby 1.9.X.
我找到了上述问题的解决方案。这是我在ruby 1.9.X中完成它的方式。
csv_contents = CSV.parse(File.read(file))
csv_contents.slice!(0)
csv=""
csv_contents.each do |content|
csv<<CSV.generate_line(content)
end
#5
1
Here is the simplest one worked for me. You can read a CSV file and ignore its first line which is the header or field names using headers: true
:
这是最简单的一个适合我的方法。您可以读取CSV文件并忽略其第一行,即使用标题的标题或字段名称:true:
CSV.foreach(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), filepath), headers: true) do |row|
puts row.inspect
end
You can do what ever you want with row
. Don't forget headers: true
你可以用行做你想做的事。不要忘记标题:true
#6
0
Easier way I have found is by doing this:
我找到的更容易的方法是这样做:
file = CSV.open('./tmp/sample_file.csv', { :headers => true })
# <#CSV io_type:File io_path:"./tmp/sample_file.csv" encoding:UTF-8 lineno:0 col_sep:"," row_sep:"\n" quote_char:"\"" headers:true>
file.each do |row|
puts row
end
#1
26
If you're using ruby 1.8.X and FasterCSV, it has a 'headers' option:
如果你使用ruby 1.8.X和FasterCSV,它有一个'headers'选项:
csv = FasterCSV.parse(your_csv_file, {:headers => true}) #or false if you do want to read them
If you're using ruby 1.9.X, the default library is basically FasterCSV, so you can just do the following:
如果您使用的是ruby 1.9.X,则默认库基本上是FasterCSV,因此您可以执行以下操作:
csv = CSV.parse(your_csv_file, {headers: true})
#2
6
csv = CSV.read("file")
csv.shift # <-- kick out the first line
csv # <-- the results that you want
#3
3
A cool way to ignore the headers is to read it as an array and ignore the first row:
忽略标题的一种很酷的方法是将其作为数组读取并忽略第一行:
data = CSV.read("dataset.csv")[1 .. -1]
# => [["first_row", "with data"],
["second_row", "and more data"],
...
["last_row", "finally"]]
The problem with the :headers => false
approach is that CSV
won't try to read the first row as a header, but will consider it part of the data. So, basically, you have a useless first row.
:headers => false方法的问题是CSV不会尝试将第一行作为标题读取,但会将其视为数据的一部分。所以,基本上,你有一个无用的第一行。
#4
1
I have found the solution to above question. Here is the way i have done it in ruby 1.9.X.
我找到了上述问题的解决方案。这是我在ruby 1.9.X中完成它的方式。
csv_contents = CSV.parse(File.read(file))
csv_contents.slice!(0)
csv=""
csv_contents.each do |content|
csv<<CSV.generate_line(content)
end
#5
1
Here is the simplest one worked for me. You can read a CSV file and ignore its first line which is the header or field names using headers: true
:
这是最简单的一个适合我的方法。您可以读取CSV文件并忽略其第一行,即使用标题的标题或字段名称:true:
CSV.foreach(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), filepath), headers: true) do |row|
puts row.inspect
end
You can do what ever you want with row
. Don't forget headers: true
你可以用行做你想做的事。不要忘记标题:true
#6
0
Easier way I have found is by doing this:
我找到的更容易的方法是这样做:
file = CSV.open('./tmp/sample_file.csv', { :headers => true })
# <#CSV io_type:File io_path:"./tmp/sample_file.csv" encoding:UTF-8 lineno:0 col_sep:"," row_sep:"\n" quote_char:"\"" headers:true>
file.each do |row|
puts row
end