ycv 0.1.0 → 0.1.1
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- data/README.md +47 -0
- data/lib/ycv/version.rb +1 -1
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# Usage
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## Command-Line Interface (CLI)
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The ycv command-line tool is straightforward to use and supports output to both files and standard output (STDOUT), making it versatile for scripting and piping to other commands.
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## As a Ruby Library
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In addition to the CLI, Ycv can be used as a library within Ruby applications.
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## Sample Conversion
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This section provides a simple example of converting between CSV and YAML formats using the ycv tool.
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### YAML to CSV Conversion
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```yml
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Running `ycv sample.yml sample.csv` will produce a CSV file sample.csv with the following content:
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```csv
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### CSV to YAML Conversion
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These examples demonstrate the straightforward conversion process between CSV and YAML formats, making it easy to integrate ycv into your data handling workflows.
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# Contributing
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Contributions to Ycv are always welcome, whether it's through bug reports, pull requests, or feature requests.
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