Flowise/packages/components/nodes/documentloaders/Csv/CsvLoader.ts

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import { TextLoader } from 'langchain/document_loaders/fs/text'
import Papa from 'papaparse'
type CSVLoaderOptions = {
// Return specific column from key (string) or index (integer)
column?: string | number
// Force separator (default: auto detect)
separator?: string
}
/**
* A class that extends the TextLoader class. It represents a document
* loader that loads documents from a CSV file. It has a constructor that
* takes a `filePathOrBlob` parameter representing the path to the CSV
* file or a Blob object, and an optional `options` parameter of type
* `CSVLoaderOptions` or a string representing the column to use as the
* document's pageContent.
*/
export class CSVLoader extends TextLoader {
protected options: CSVLoaderOptions = {}
constructor(filePathOrBlob: ConstructorParameters<typeof TextLoader>[0], options?: CSVLoaderOptions | string) {
super(filePathOrBlob)
if (typeof options === 'string') {
this.options = { column: options }
} else {
this.options = options ?? this.options
}
}
/**
* A protected method that parses the raw CSV data and returns an array of
* strings representing the pageContent of each document. It uses the
* `papaparse` to parse the CSV data. If
* the `column` option is specified, it checks if the column exists in the
* CSV file and returns the values of that column as the pageContent. If
* the `column` option is not specified, it converts each row of the CSV
* data into key/value pairs and joins them with newline characters.
* @param raw The raw CSV data to be parsed.
* @returns An array of strings representing the pageContent of each document.
*/
async parse(raw: string): Promise<string[]> {
const { column, separator } = this.options
const {
data: parsed,
meta: { fields = [] }
} = Papa.parse<{ [K: string]: string }>(raw.trim(), {
delimiter: separator,
header: true
})
if (column !== undefined) {
if (!fields.length) {
throw new Error(`Unable to resolve fields from header.`)
}
let searchIdx = column
if (typeof column == 'number') {
searchIdx = fields[column]
}
if (!fields.includes(searchIdx as string)) {
throw new Error(`Column ${column} not found in CSV file.`)
}
// Note TextLoader will raise an exception if the value is null.
return parsed.map((row) => row[searchIdx])
}
return parsed.map((row) => fields.map((key) => `${key.trim() || '_0'}: ${row[key]?.trim()}`).join('\n'))
}
}