Csv Writer easier to write Iterable<? extends CharSequence[]>

[ryanthara]

I have coordinate based inputs which are stored in List<String[]> and it would be great to use them directly with CsvWriter class.

[arnaudroger]

@ryanthara just pushed new version for a List<String[]> the code would look likethat

try(ClosableCsvWriter writer = CsvWriter.dsl().to(file)) { list.forEach(writter::appendRow); }

the new CsvWriter is in package org.simpleflatmapper.lightningcsv.CsvWriter, not the same as the one in org.simpleflatmapper.csv

[ryanthara]

Excellent work @arnaudroger

Sounds good.

When will it be available via maven?

[arnaudroger]

it's there https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/simpleflatmapper/lightning-csv/8.1.0/

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Sounds good.

When will it be available via maven?

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[ryanthara]

I checked this site here.

Still 8.0.3, but with your link @arnaudroger everything works fine.

[arnaudroger]

That’s a clone of maven central always a bit late.

[ryanthara]

@arnaudroger

Some addition, maybe for other users too.

try(ClosableCsvWriter writer = CsvWriter.dsl().to(file)) { list.forEach(writer::appendRow); }

has to be changed to

try (ClosableCsvWriter writer = CsvWriter.dsl().to(path.toFile())) { csv.forEach(values -> { try { writer.appendRow(values); } catch (IOException e) { // do whatever you want } }); } catch (IOException e) { // do whatever you want }

You have to try catch every element of the forEach-loop.

[arnaudroger]

you can try also

try(ClosableCsvWriter writer = CsvWriter.dsl().to(file)) { 
    list.forEach(CheckedConsumer.toConsumer(writer::appendRow)); 
}

that should work

[ryanthara]

@arnaudroger +1

Works like a charm.