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Data Writer: csv
See original GitHub issueData Loader: .to_csv()
It’d be nice if we could also write data from disk. A syntax like this would be nice:
Clumper.to_csv(path, settings)
An important theme here is to keep it simple and to think how we might want to deal with keys that sometimes go missing.
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Sure. I will make some commits and push a PR soon
It might be good to check how
pandasmight do this. I think another option is to just leave the fields empty. Also; I’m not sure what the best approach is so I’ve got a somewhat open mind here. I think it is also fine if the first implementation of this is “fair and reasonable in most cases” instead of “perfect in all cases”. I’m sure there’s some international standards but we don’t have to 100% comply to them immediately.