Query String parser plugin for Embulk

Transform key=value&key2=value2 line to {key: "value", key2: "value2"}. (HTTP Query String to Hash)

Currently, this plugin supports minimum case, some edge cases are unsupported as below.

• Duplicated key (e.g. key=1&key=2)
• Array parameter (e.g. key[]=1&key[]=2)

Required Embulk version >= 0.7.2.

NOTE: If you use Embulk < 0.7, you should use embulk-parser-query_string <= 0.1.3.

• Plugin type: parser
• Guess supported: yes

• strip_quote: If you have quoted lines file such as "foo=FOO&bar=BAR", should be true for strip their quotes. (bool, default: true)
• strip_whitespace: Strip whitespace before parsing lines for any indented line parse correctly such as ' foo=FOO'. (bool, default: true)
• capture: Capture valuable text from each line using Regexp. Matched first pattern (a.k.a $1) will be used. See also partial-config.yml (string, default: nil)

You have such text file (target_file.txt) as below:

"user_id=42&some_param=ABC"
"user_id=43&some_param=EFG"
"user_id=44&some_param=XYZ"

And you have partial-config.yml as below:

in:
  type: file
  path_prefix: ./target_file
  parser:
    strip_quote: true
    strip_whitespace: true
exec: {}
out: {type: stdout}

Run embulk guess.

$ embulk guess -g query_string partial-config.yml -o guessed.yml

You got guessed.yml as below:

in:
  type: file
  path_prefix: ./target_file
  parser:
    strip_quote: true
    strip_whitespace: true
    charset: ISO-8859-2
    newline: CRLF
    type: query_string
    columns:
    - {name: user_id, type: long}
    - {name: some_param, type: string}
exec: {}
out: {type: stdout}

Finally, embulk run with generated guessed.yml.

$ embulk run guessed.yml

You can see the parsed records on STDOUT.

$ embulk gem install embulk-parser-query_string