Is obj in the second line supposed to be rows?
When would I need to use markdownify versus just using rows in a def()?
Also, how do I get the value in rows into a def?
When I try def("DATA", rows) it needs me to do some operation on rows but it isn't clear what operator gives me values that def consumes. For example, when I try rows.toString() I get a values just as [Object].
In the docs, the example for reading a CSV is:
const rows = CSV.parse(
...) const md = CSV.markdownify(obj)Is obj in the second line supposed to be rows? When would I need to use markdownify versus just using rows in a def()?
Also, how do I get the value in rows into a def?
When I try def("DATA", rows) it needs me to do some operation on rows but it isn't clear what operator gives me values that def consumes. For example, when I try rows.toString() I get a values just as [Object].