Description
+[description]
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Usage
+[code]+
Input
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+✓ NOTICE: For a more modern CSV parser, check out the @VanillaES/CSV project ✓
-*Notice: This is a continuation of the jquery-csv project hosted on Google Code.* +
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+
+
+[description]
+[code]On the adjacent tabs, you will find examples demonstrating the usage of the jQuery-CSV library.
-Samples datasets will be provided with each example but if you want, you may insert your own data. Just press the 'Run' button to re-execute the parser.
-The main project page can be found on Google Code
-If you want the complete documentation. Goto: API Wiki
-If you would like to provide feedback, you may do so on the Feedback Wiki.
-If you find a bug, report a 'Defect' in the Issues section of the project site.
-If you have a suggestion for a new feature, create a 'Feature Request' in the Issues section of the project site.
-Used to parse a single line of CSV data into an array of values.
-Usage: -
Used to parse multi-line CSV data into a JavaScript 2D (two-dimensional) array.
-Usage: -
Used to convert multi-line CSV data into an array objects containing the data as key-value (ie header:value) pairs.
-Usage: -
Using a custom defined hook to parse dates
+const parseDates = function(value, state) {
+ if (value.match(/(\.|\/|\-)/g)) {
+ const date = new Date(value);
+
+ if (date != 'Invalid Date')
+ return date;
+ }
+
+ return value;
+};
+
+const data = $.csv2Array(csv, { onParseValue: parseDates });