🔪 hone

Convert CSV to automatically nested JSON.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Getting Started
  • Installation
  • Usage: Command Line
  • Usage: Python Module
  • Delimiters
• Examples
• License

Getting Started

Available as both a Python module and a command line tool.

Installation

pip install hone

Usage: Command Line

To convert a CSV file located at path/to/input.csv to JSON (written to new file at path/to/output.json):

hone "path/to/input.csv" "path/to/output.json"

Usage: Python Module

import hone

Hone = hone.Hone()
schema = Hone.get_schema('path/to/input.csv')   # returns nested JSON schema for input.csv
result = Hone.convert('path/to/input.csv')      # returns converted JSON as Python dictionary

Delimiters

The delimiters that are used to generate the nested structure are commas, underscores, and spaces.

Examples

You can view all examples of conversions in the examples directory.

CSV

name	birth day	birth month	birth year	reference	reference name
Bob	7	May	1985	TRUE	Smith
Julia	21	January	1997	FALSE	N/A
Rick	12	June	1996	TRUE	Clara

Generated JSON

[
  {
    "birth": {
      "day": "7",
      "month": "May",
      "year": "1985"
    },
    "name": "Bob",
    "reference": "TRUE",
    "reference name": "Smith"
  },
  {
    "birth": {
      "day": "21",
      "month": "January",
      "year": "1997"
    },
    "name": "Julia",
    "reference": "FALSE",
    "reference name": "N/A"
  },
  {
    "birth": {
      "day": "12",
      "month": "June",
      "year": "1996"
    },
    "name": "Rick",
    "reference": "TRUE",
    "reference name": "Clara"
  }
]

License

Hone is licensed under the MIT license.