Tabulard

Tabulard is a library designed to process tabular data of any kind. It is able to handle anything that looks like a table, and currently provides dedicated adapters for CSV documents and XSLX sheets.

It focuses on typed results and fine-grain error management, while being performant enough to handle (very) large documents and keep a low memory footprint.

The following resources document the latest valid state of the master branch:

• Ruby API
• Coverage

However, the most complete and up-to-date source of information remains the RSpec spec files. These are intended to specify the public behavior of the library's objects. They provide numerous examples and descriptions of how they work and how they should be used. For example, have a look here for a general overview of the library.

Add the following to your Gemfile:

gem "tabulard", require: "tabulard/frozen"

Then bundle install.

For examples of common use cases, please have a look at spec/tabulard_spec.rb.

Tabulard already works pretty well but is still under active development.

It started as a fork of Sheetah, a library used in production at Steeple and originally authored by the now-maintainer of Tabulard. For a while, Tabulard stayed compatible with Sheetah, but it no longer is.