readCsv
The readCsv method will read a CSV file into an in-memory table.
Syntax
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path | String | The file to load into a table. |
| path | Path | The file to load into a table. Note that compressed files are accepted: paths ending in ".tar.zip", ".tar.bz2", ".tar.gz", ".tar.7z", ".tar.zst", ".zip", ".bz2", ".gz", ".7z", ".zst", or ".tar" will automatically be decompressed before they are read. |
| stream | InputStream | An InputStream providing access to the CSV data. |
| url | URL | The URL. |
| specs | io.deephaven.csv.CsvSpecs | Specifications for how to load the CSV file. |
Note
Only one format parameter can be used at a time.
Returns
A new in-memory table from a CSV file.
Examples
Note
In this guide, we read data from locations relative to the base of the Docker container. See Docker data volumes to learn more about the relation between locations in the container and the local file system.
In the following example, write_csv writes the source table to /data/file.csv, and read_csv loads the file into a Deephaven table.
Note
In the following examples, the example data found in Deephaven's example repository will be used. Follow the instructions in the README to download the data to the proper location for use with Deephaven.
In the following example, read_csv is used to load the file DeNiro CSV into a Deephaven table.
In the following example, read_csv is used to load the file DeNiro TSV into a Deephaven table. The second argument, "\t", indicates that the file contains tab-separated values.
Any character can be used as a delimiter. The pipe character (|) is common. In the following example, the second input parameter is used to read a pipe-delimited file into memory.