Do some research into ways you might be able to use PHP's native stream wrappers, filters, and other related functionality to add cool features to CSVelte. I've already considered using a stream wrapper to read binary Excel files, but what about Google drive spreadsheets or databases or... well.. think of stuff.
Possible to create a csv:// stream wrapper that somehow validates CSV against a schema, or applies other semantic information somehow?
How about a stream filter that converts a CSV file from one flavor to another? Useful?
Character encoding - transcoding from one to another...
Do some research into ways you might be able to use PHP's native stream wrappers, filters, and other related functionality to add cool features to CSVelte. I've already considered using a stream wrapper to read binary Excel files, but what about Google drive spreadsheets or databases or... well.. think of stuff.
Possible to create a csv:// stream wrapper that somehow validates CSV against a schema, or applies other semantic information somehow?
How about a stream filter that converts a CSV file from one flavor to another? Useful?
Character encoding - transcoding from one to another...
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