orcus-csv - Man Page

orcus-csv [options] FILE

The FILE must specify a path to an existing file.

-h [ --help ]

Print this help.

-d [ --debug ]

Turn on a debug mode and optionally specify a debug level in order to generate run-time debug outputs.

-r [ --recalc ]

Re-calculate all formula cells after the documetn is loaded.

-e [ --error-policy ] arg (=fail) Specify whether to abort immediately when

the loader fails to parse the first formula cell ('fail'), or skip the offending cells and continue ('skip').

--dump-check

Dump the content to stdout in a special format used for content verification in automated tests.

-o [ --output ] arg

Output directory path, or output file when --dump-check option is used.

-f [ --output-format ] arg

Specify the output format.  Supported format types are:

* check - Flat format that fully encodes

document content. Suitable for automated testing. * csv - CSV format. * debug-state - This format dumps the internal state of the document in detail, useful for debugging. * flat - Flat text format that displays document content in grid. * html - HTML format. * json - JSON format. * none - No output to be generated. Maybe useful during development. * xml - This format is currently unsupported. * yaml - This format is currently unsupported.

--row-size arg

Specify the number of maximum rows in each sheet.

--row-header arg

Specify the number of header rows to repeat if the source content gets split into multiple sheets.

--split

Specify whether or not to split the data into multiple sheets in case it won't fit in a single sheet.

-h [ --help ]

Print this help.

-d [ --debug ]

Turn on a debug mode and optionally specify a debug level in order to generate run-time debug outputs.

-r [ --recalc ]

Re-calculate all formula cells after the documetn is loaded.

-e [ --error-policy ] arg (=fail) Specify whether to abort immediately when

the loader fails to parse the first formula cell ('fail'), or skip the offending cells and continue ('skip').

--dump-check

Dump the content to stdout in a special format used for content verification in automated tests.

-o [ --output ] arg

Output directory path, or output file when --dump-check option is used.

-f [ --output-format ] arg

Specify the output format.  Supported format types are:

* check - Flat format that fully encodes

document content. Suitable for automated testing. * csv - CSV format. * debug-state - This format dumps the internal state of the document in detail, useful for debugging. * flat - Flat text format that displays document content in grid. * html - HTML format. * json - JSON format. * none - No output to be generated. Maybe useful during development. * xml - This format is currently unsupported. * yaml - This format is currently unsupported.

--row-size arg

Specify the number of maximum rows in each sheet.

--row-header arg

Specify the number of header rows to repeat if the source content gets split into multiple sheets.

--split

Specify whether or not to split the data into multiple sheets in case it won't fit in a single sheet.