CSV import error: File is not a database
See original GitHub issueI have a sample CSV file:
name, points
Gryffindor, 100
Hufflepuff, 90
Ravenclaw, 95
Slytherin, 80
When I try to import the file I receive the error “File is not a database”. I’ve tried with and without headers. Quotes and no quotes.
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@ulve thanks for letting me know about the issue with Safari. It is related to regular expressions in the code. I created the dedicated bug for that. It will be fixed in the next release of sqliteviz, which is coming soon.
Great! That seems to be the problem. I was running Firefox (and also tried edge) on windows 10. Just tried it on my mac and it works works in Firefox, safari just spins on loading (invalid regular expression: invalid group specifier name). Works in Firefox on my Linux machine as well. CR/ CRLF seems to work fine.