fload
fload is a data processing toolkit. It uses:
* Json
* linux pipe
Concepts
Source
Each source outputs a series of json lines
Pipeline
Each pipeline consumes lines of json, and output new lines of json.
Modules
csv
fload csv xx.csv
imap
combine doc id:
fload imap --imap-server=xxx --imap-port=xxx --imap-user=user --imap-pass=PassW0Rd --start-uid-file=mailbox_uid.txt \
| jq -ca '. + {id: (.mailbox + "/" + (.uid|tostring))}' \
incremental scan:
fload imap --imap-server=xxx --imap-port=xxx --imap-user=user --imap-pass=PassW0Rd --start-uid-file=mailbox_uid.txt \
| jq -ca '. + {id: (.mailbox + "/" + (.uid|tostring))}' \
| fload last_field_to_field --field=uid --dest-file=mailbox_uid.txt
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