aoot

Converts an array of objects to and from data formats JSON, CSV, TSV, XML and YAML.

Install

npm install aoot --save

Usage

var aoot = require('aoot')
 
// JSON to CSV
var csv = aoot.csv(json)
 
// JSON to TSV
var tsv = aoot.tsv(json)
 
// JSON to user defined seperated values
var pipeSeperated = aoot.sv(json, "|")
 
// JSON to XML
var xml = aoot.xml(json)
 
// JSON to YAML
var yaml = aoot.yaml(json)
 
// CSV to JSON
var json = aoot.json(csv, ",")
 
// TSV to JSON
var json = aoot.json(tsv, "\t")
 
// User defined seperated values to JSON
var json = aoot.json(pipeSeperated, "|")
 
// XML to JSON
// Coming soon?

Nested objects and arrays

When dealing with nested objects or arrays the output follows these rules:

• For a nested object an underscore seperates the parents from children.
• For arrays an underscore seperates the index of the item from the property name.
• Any data that is not found will be marked as undefined.

var data = [
    {
        "name" : "Montana",
        "age" : 27,
        "location" : {
            "current" : "San Francisco",
            "previous" : ["San Diego", "Newport Beach", "Mammoth Mountain"]
        }
    },
    {
        "name" : "Will",
        "age" : 25,
        "location" : {
            "current" : "New Orleans",
            "previous" : ["Orange County", "Coos Bay"]
        }
    }
]
 
console.log(aoot.csv(data))
 
// name,age,location_current,location_previous_0,location_previous_1,location_previous_2
// Montana,27,San Francisco,San Diego,Newport Beach,Mammoth Mountain
// Will,25,New Orleans,Orange County,Coos Bay,undefined

Todos

• XML to JSON
• Write unit tests
• Add CLI tool

MIT license

Copyright (c) 2015, Montana Flynn (http://anonfunction.com/)