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by mamcx 2425 days ago
You could get interested in:

https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv

2 comments

Thank you for linking this. It seems to be much more intuitive than awk, especially for his particular purpose. I wish I would have found this a few months ago when I was slicing and dicing lots of data for an extensive system migration project.
nice. long time ago I had much success importing and filtering multiple gigabytes of CSV data into elasticsearch using CSVfix (if I'm not mistaken) + jq (converting it to json-lines in between, using jq as well) xsv seems to cover some areas I've used jq.