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# Csvbuilder::Importer
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[Csvbuilder::Importer](https://github.com/joel/csvbuilder-importer) is part of the [csvbuilder-collection](https://github.com/joel/csvbuilder)
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The importer contains the implementation for importing data from a CSV file.
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## Installation
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# Usage
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Importing data from a CSV is critical and requires two validation layers. First, you need to ensure data from the CSV are correct, and Second, you need to check that data respects the business logic before inserting it into the system.
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To do that, `Csvbuilder::Import` use `ActiveModel::Validations` so you can write your validations in the `CsvImportModel`.
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```ruby
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class UserCsvImportModel
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include Csvbuilder::Import
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def abort?
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"#{first_name} #{last_name}" == "Bill Gates"
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The import takes the CSV file and the Import class.
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```ruby
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`Csvbuilder::Import` implement two essential methods:
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You have to provide your implementation of the method `abort?`. If the method `abort?` returns true, the iteration will stop.
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By default, `skip?` return true if the `CsvImportClass` is invalid, but it is safe to override. This means the previous iteration will not return any invalid row.
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# Integration
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Let's say we want to do something useful and add users if those users are valid.
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Let's extract the `CsvRowModel` for more clarity:
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For long imports, you can show a progress bar to help customers cope with the import time; as you know, if errors have occurred, you can change the colour of the progress bar accordingly and offer the possibility to stop the import earlier.
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