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CSVtoSQLiteDB
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This class accepts a csv file and puts the contents into an SQLite database table.
This pre--population is important in cases where you have to convert a csv file into an SQLite database and also
when there is the need to have a prepopulated SQLite DB to use as a resource in mobile development.
how to install
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$ pip install CSVtoSQLiteDB
usage
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#!/usr/bin/env python
from CSVtoSQLite import converter
loader = converter.csvSQLiteConvert('example-sqlite-database-name.db')
loader.loadCSVtoTable('path-to-csv', 'tableName')
loader.loadCSVtoTable('path-to-another-csv', 'tableName2')
loader.close()
license
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MIT
CSVtoSQLiteDB
===========
This class accepts a csv file and puts the contents into an SQLite database table.
This pre--population is important in cases where you have to convert a csv file into an SQLite database and also
when there is the need to have a prepopulated SQLite DB to use as a resource in mobile development.
how to install
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$ pip install CSVtoSQLiteDB
usage
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#!/usr/bin/env python
from CSVtoSQLite import converter
loader = converter.csvSQLiteConvert('example-sqlite-database-name.db')
loader.loadCSVtoTable('path-to-csv', 'tableName')
loader.loadCSVtoTable('path-to-another-csv', 'tableName2')
loader.close()
license
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MIT
Release files for CSVtoSQLite 0.2.1
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