files2db 0.1.1

Migration from local files to database made simple!

files-2-db

Uploading data from files to database made easy!

Background

Importing a file from your local machine into a database which is in a remote server is painful process. The exact same process can be done through a command now.

Current implementation

• File formats supported - .csv
• Database engines supported - mysql

Usage

The tool can be used in two ways.

• Through command line, where you do not even need a python script to be created.

  usage: file2db [-h] --host HOST [--port PORT] --user USER --password PASSWORD
              --database DATABASE --table TABLE [--seperator SEPERATOR]
              [--ignore_errors IGNORE_ERRORS] [--n_rows N_ROWS]
              Source-file Target-database
  
  
  file2db - Transfer of data from your local file to Database, made simple.
  
  positional arguments:
  Source-file           Absolute path of the file to be uploaded, with suffix
  Target-database       Target database where the file has to be uploaded
  
  options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --host HOST           URL or IP address representation of database host
  --port PORT           Port number to connect to the database
  --user USER           Username for database authentication
  --password PASSWORD   Password for database authentication
  --database DATABASE   Target database
  --table TABLE         Target table to insert the data
  --seperator SEPERATOR
                          Column seperator in the file
  --ignore_errors IGNORE_ERRORS
                          Try to keep reading lines if some lines yield errors. default
                          value -> False
  --n_rows N_ROWS       Number of rows from the file to be inserted to database.
                          Default -> all
  

• Otherwise, you can access the ingest_data_from_file API of the module. It takes the same set of parameters to the API in the below format,

  def ingest_data_from_file(
      file_path: str,
      target_database: str,
      db_host: str,
      db_port: int,
      db_user: str,
      db_password: str,
      data_db: str,
      data_table: str,
      file_seperator: str,
      ignore_file_errors: bool,
      n_rows_to_insert: int,
  ) -> None:
      ...
  

Roadmap

In upcoming versions, files2db will support commonly used file formats like, .json, .parquet, .tsv, .xlsx, .arrow and the databases, not limited to, postgresql, sqlite, MSSQL and what not.