web-csv-toolbox 0.3.2 → 0.5.0

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  The `input` paramater can be a `string`, a [ReadableStream](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/ReadableStream)
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  of `string`s or [Uint8Array](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Uint8Array)s,
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+ or a [Uint8Array](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Uint8Array) object,
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+ or a [ArrayBuffer](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/ArrayBuffer) object,
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  or a [Response](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/Response) object.
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  ### Middle-level APIs 🧱
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  These APIs are optimized for **Enhanced Performance and Control**,
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  catering to users who need more detailed and fine-tuned functionality.
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- - **`function parseBinaryStream(stream[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseBinaryStream-1.html)
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- - Parses binary streams with precise control over data types.
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+ - **`function parseString(string[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseString-1.html)
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+ - Efficient parsing of CSV strings.
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+ - **`function parseBinary(buffer[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseBinary-1.html)
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+ - Parse CSV Binary of ArrayBuffer or Uint8Array.
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  - **`function parseResponse(response[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseResponse-1.html)
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  - Customized parsing directly from `Response` objects.
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  - **`function parseStream(stream[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseStream-1.html)
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  - Stream-based parsing for larger or continuous data.
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- - **`function parseString(string[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseString-1.html)
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- - Efficient parsing of CSV strings.
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  - **`function parseStringStream(stream[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseStringStream-1.html)
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  - Combines string-based parsing with stream processing.
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+ - **`function parseUint8ArrayStream(stream[, options])`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/functions/parseUint8ArrayStream-1.html)
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+ - Parses binary streams with precise control over data types.
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  ### Low-level APIs ⚙️
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  - **`class LexerTransformer`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/classes/LexerTransformer.html)
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  - A TransformStream class for lexical analysis of CSV data.
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- - **`class RecordAssemblerTransformer`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/classes/RecordAssemblerTransformar.html)
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+ - **`class RecordAssemblerTransformer`**: [📑](https://kamiazya.github.io/web-csv-toolbox/classes/RecordAssemblerTransformer.html)
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  - Handles the assembly of parsed data into records.
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  ## Options Configuration 🛠️