A simple JSON to CSV converter that handles objects and nested documents.
- In the web version, conversion happens inside the browser, in straight JavaScript. It may choke on large files.
- With complex-csv2json.js, it can be run via the command line. It uses jsonsplit.sh to deal with large files.
To install and run via the command line:
npm install -g complex-json2csv- type the name of the command and provide an input file
complex-json2csv inputfile.json- this will print the output to the screen.complex-json2csv inputfile.json > outputfile.csv- this will print output to a csv file
jsonsplit inputfile.json [records]- this will split the file into records based on the [records] size- If you do not specify size, it defaults to splitting by 100000
If not yet already done, also remember to install json via the command line:
npm install -g json
(Web tool originally from https://github.com/konklone/json; command line tool complex-csv2json and jsonsplit by @DanaMLewis.)
Please file all bugs in the issue tracker.
Read more about the converter and why I (@konklone) built it: "Making JSON as simple as a spreadsheet".
This project makes uses of certain externally licensed works, including (but not limited to) Bootstrap, Highlight.js, jQuery and jquery-csv. Any such works retain their original license, even if they have been subsequently modified by me.
All other files in this project are dedicated to the public domain. As spelled out in CONTRIBUTING:
The project is in the public domain within the United States, and copyright and related rights in the work worldwide are waived through the CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication.
All contributions to this project will be released under the CC0 dedication. By submitting a pull request, you are agreeing to comply with this waiver of copyright interest.