Use this Rails 3 plugin to easily import data via csv files

Equipped with intelligent parsing rules and excellent error handling, this gem is all you need for importing CSVs in Ruby.

Santize large csv files and help in predicting datatypes including min max values for easy import to SQL

extract all csv files in a zip and run each row in a block

tool to align and merge two tables containing different parts of the same data

A small CSV lib that skips whitespace-format-bugs and more.

Csv::Ldap for Ruby is command-line interface tool for reading/writing entries in an LDAP directory to/from CSV files. The tool should be able to create entries in a directory under `ou=people,dc=example,dc=org` from a CSV file with the following attributes: `cn,sn,mail,uid,homeDirectory,uidNumber,gidNumber`.

This ruby gem provides simple interface to load CSV file into SQL lite object and allow simple querying

Load Csv files into ActiveRecord Models with simple query selection. Queries like limit, where, find.

Import and export a CSV file in a very easy and simple way

Utility library for importing CSV data.

A set of utils for working with CSV files

Ruby gem for determing CSV options.

Because I hate excel, I'd rather query my csv files like I would query a db

Effortlessly print enumerables as CSV.

Simple wrapper to process csv's with a pipeline of testable processors.

Pivots an row major ordered array or csv file and returns an array or csv file.

csv-query

Generate report for a csv file entry.

This validator is intended to be run on csv files that are updated and received on a regular basis. It allows you to specify required headers the following data restrictions: columns that must be unique, columns that must be restricted to certain values, or columns that can't allow nil values. This gem checks that the newly received file is consistent with the specified 'csv schema'. This frees you form having to manually check that the new file has not changed and reduces the possibility that an unnoticed change will cause any subsequent analyses to be incorrect.