proper csv file parsing is different than general delimited file parsing and requires special handling code
val create_manual : ?strip:bool ‑> ?sep:char ‑> header:Header.t ‑> unit ‑> ([ `Data of string | `Eof ] ‑> Row.t list) Core.Staged.tcreate_manual ?strip ~header r returns a function that allows you to
feed strings into it, receiving back the rows as they are finished.
It is explicitly allowed to pass Eof, then more data. This is useful when tailing a file or when joining multiple files together.
val of_reader : ?strip:bool ‑> ?skip_lines:int ‑> ?sep:char ‑> header:Header.t ‑> Async.Reader.t ‑> Row.t Async.Pipe.Reader.tof_reader ?strip ~header r returns a row pipe based on data read from
the provided reader.
val create_reader : ?strip:bool ‑> ?skip_lines:int ‑> ?sep:char ‑> header:Header.t ‑> string ‑> Row.t Async.Pipe.Reader.t Async.Deferred.tcreate_reader ?strip ~header filename same as of_reader, but creates the reader
for you
val of_writer : ?sep:char ‑> ?line_breaks:[ `Unix | `Windows ] ‑> Async.Writer.t ‑> string list Async.Pipe.Writer.tval create_writer : ?sep:char ‑> ?line_breaks:[ `Unix | `Windows ] ‑> string ‑> string list Async.Pipe.Writer.t Async.Deferred.t