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Parse CSV files into structured records with configurable delimiter and encoding.
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| name | csv-parser |
| description | Parse CSV files into structured records with configurable delimiter and encoding. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Reads CSV files and converts them into a list of dictionaries (records). Supports comma and tab delimiters, configurable file encoding (defaults to UTF-8), and automatic header detection from the first row.
--input / -i: Path to CSV file (required)--delimiter / -d: Column delimiter: , or \t (default: ,)--encoding / -e: File encoding (default: utf-8)--output / -o: Output directory (required)parsed_data.jsonparsed_data.json: JSON array of record objectspython3 csv-parser/parser.py -i <file> -d "," -o <output_dir>csv, json, argparse, os)