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⚙️ dsv-render

DSV format renderer

This helper renders only static html, just put your DSV code inside fences. It has a subtype no-header for skiping header formatting. It also can embed csv data using IMP! data embedding API.

This helper uses awesome Papa Parse library for parsing csv.

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Example, without subtype

Code

 ```h:dsv-render
 Survived,Sex,Age,Class,value
 Perished,Male,Adult,Crew,670
 Perished,Male,Adult,Third Class,387
 Perished,Male,Adult,Second Class,154
 ```

Result

Example, subtype 'no-header'

Code

 ```h:dsv-render/no-header
 Survived,Sex,Age,Class,value
 Perished,Male,Adult,Crew,670
 Perished,Male,Adult,Third Class,387
 Perished,Male,Adult,Second Class,154
 ```

Result

Data embedding directives

This helper supports "directives" which allow you to embed csv data into the page (see IMP! data embedding) and suppress table rendering. The directives are:

@name: — save data under the given name

This directive may be added like this:

 ```h:dsv-render
 @name:any-name-you-want.csv
 your , csv , data
 goes , like ,this

If the given name ends with ".json", parsed version of data will be embedded, otherwise data will be embedded as string. The structure of the parsed data depends on subtype: if you use no-header subtype, it's an array of arrays, otherwise — array of objects with keys, corresponfing to header row content.

@hide — skip table rendering

This directive hides the table from render, if you need this data only for usage in other helpers or your own scripts.

 ```h:dsv-render
 @name:any-name-you-want.csv
 @hide
 your , csv , data
 goes , like ,this

Data embedding example

See here.