(->string x)
Converts the input to a string.
Converts the input to a string.
(dataset-seq->csv input file csv-header?)
Writes a sequence of datasets to a CSV file.
Writes a sequence of datasets to a CSV file.
(is-uri? x)
Returns true if the input is a URI or a string that can be converted to a URI.
Returns true if the input is a URI or a string that can be converted to a URI.
(write-dataset dataset file format csv-header?)
Writes the dataset to a file.
Writes the dataset to a file.
(write-into-file {:keys [input format file-name folder csv-header? cat?
request-options]
:or {csv-header? false cat? false request-options {}}})
Writes the input to a file. The input data should be a collection of maps or a collection of sequential items. Options: :input - the data to write or the actual file (input stream or file path) :format - the format of the file (makes sense only if you're writing data into :json or :csv) :file-name - the name of the file :override? - if true, the file will be overwritten if it exists :csv-header? - if true, the CSV file will have a header row
Writes the input to a file. The input data should be a collection of maps or a collection of sequential items. Options: :input - the data to write or the actual file (input stream or file path) :format - the format of the file (makes sense only if you're writing data into :json or :csv) :file-name - the name of the file :override? - if true, the file will be overwritten if it exists :csv-header? - if true, the CSV file will have a header row
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