papaparse

问题 I have two react components. In which one of the components processes the CSV data using Papa Parse and another one renders the data table. I am using the first component to parse and send the data to the second component using this.props. Here, I'm using the Jquery data table to render the CSV data in the web. Problem is I'm unable to render the data inside the data table using this.props. (this issue has been resolved by @drew-reese) Also is it possible to render graph as defaultContent API

问题 I have two react components. In which one of the components processes the CSV data using Papa Parse and another one renders the data table. I am using the first component to parse and send the data to the second component using this.props. Here, I'm using the Jquery data table to render the CSV data in the web. Problem is I'm unable to render the data inside the data table using this.props. (this issue has been resolved by @drew-reese) Also is it possible to render graph as defaultContent API

问题 I have two react components. In which one of the components processes the CSV data using Papa Parse and another one renders the data table. I am using the first component to parse and send the data to the second component using this.props. Here, I'm using the Jquery data table to render the CSV data in the web. Problem is I'm unable to render the data inside the data table using this.props. (this issue has been resolved by @drew-reese) Also is it possible to render graph as defaultContent API

问题 I am having trouble exporting some data from one meteor application (meteor application 1) as a CSV, then uploading that CSV file to a separate meteor application (meteor application 2) . Specifically, while the file is exported from meteor application 1 with utf-8 encoding, I do not know how to “tell” meteor application 2 that the csv encoded in utf-8 format. As a result, the data, as received by meteor application 2 gets corrupted with utf-8 jargon like “%u2019” etc I’m using the package

问题 I am having trouble exporting some data from one meteor application (meteor application 1) as a CSV, then uploading that CSV file to a separate meteor application (meteor application 2) . Specifically, while the file is exported from meteor application 1 with utf-8 encoding, I do not know how to “tell” meteor application 2 that the csv encoded in utf-8 format. As a result, the data, as received by meteor application 2 gets corrupted with utf-8 jargon like “%u2019” etc I’m using the package

问题 I am having trouble exporting some data from one meteor application (meteor application 1) as a CSV, then uploading that CSV file to a separate meteor application (meteor application 2) . Specifically, while the file is exported from meteor application 1 with utf-8 encoding, I do not know how to “tell” meteor application 2 that the csv encoded in utf-8 format. As a result, the data, as received by meteor application 2 gets corrupted with utf-8 jargon like “%u2019” etc I’m using the package

问题 If we have a CSV file like this: `firstName, lastName Jim, Carrey Stephen, Colbert` Papaparse will output the dynamically typed result like this: {firstName: 'Jim', ' lastName': '30000'} In order to just get {firstName: 'Jim', lastName...} PapaParse 5.0.0 has a transformHeaders option, but there's no documentation on how to achieve this result yet. Anyone have a transformHeader snippet that does this? 回答1: This ended up doing the trick: const config = { delimiter: ",", header: true,

问题 If we have a CSV file like this: `firstName, lastName Jim, Carrey Stephen, Colbert` Papaparse will output the dynamically typed result like this: {firstName: 'Jim', ' lastName': '30000'} In order to just get {firstName: 'Jim', lastName...} PapaParse 5.0.0 has a transformHeaders option, but there's no documentation on how to achieve this result yet. Anyone have a transformHeader snippet that does this? 回答1: This ended up doing the trick: const config = { delimiter: ",", header: true,

问题 I am trying to read strange characters from a .csv file using Papaparse. Here is an example of some of the strange characters: ‡,œ,‰,Ž,etc When I read these with papaparse I get: �,�,�, etc regardless of if printed to console or into a .csv/.txt file. I've tried setting my papaparse config variable to various encoding types with no success. I would like these characters to stay the same in console print out and when written to file. 回答1: I solved this problem by: Opening the .csv file in

问题 I am trying to read strange characters from a .csv file using Papaparse. Here is an example of some of the strange characters: ‡,œ,‰,Ž,etc When I read these with papaparse I get: �,�,�, etc regardless of if printed to console or into a .csv/.txt file. I've tried setting my papaparse config variable to various encoding types with no success. I would like these characters to stay the same in console print out and when written to file. 回答1: I solved this problem by: Opening the .csv file in