将 CSV 数据导入 ruby​​ 数组/变量

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Importing CSV data into a ruby array/variable

ruby-on-railsrubycsvfastercsv

提问by IMcD23

I am trying to use a CSV as a settings file in a plugin for the SiriProxy project to use wake-on-lan. This project is based on ruby.

我正在尝试将 CSV 用作 SiriProxy 项目插件中的设置文件,以使用局域网唤醒。这个项目是基于红宝石的。

So the csv is as follows:

所以csv如下:

Name, MACAddress
Desktop, 01-23-45-67-89-ab
Computer, 02-46-81-02-46-cd

and so on...

等等...

So what I would like to happen is that when the variable userAction is "Desktop" for instance, then I query the CSV and it returns the MAC address into another variable. I am lost on how to do this. I have seen the csv and faster_csv but do not know how to get those to work like this.

所以我想要发生的是,例如,当变量 userAction 是“桌面”时,然后我查询 CSV 并将 MAC 地址返回到另一个变量中。我不知道如何做到这一点。我见过 csv 和 fast_csv,但不知道如何让它们像这样工作。

Thanks in advance!

提前致谢!

回答by David Grayson

If you try to use FasterCSV in Ruby 1.9 you get a warning saying that the standard Ruby 1.9 CSV library is actually faster. So I used the standard Ruby CSV library. This should work in Ruby 1.9 or 1.8.7.

如果您尝试在 Ruby 1.9 中使用 FasterCSV,则会收到一条警告,指出标准 Ruby 1.9 CSV 库实际上更快。所以我使用了标准的 Ruby CSV 库。这应该适用于 Ruby 1.9 或 1.8.7。

require 'csv'

module MyConfig
  @mac_address_hash = {}
  CSV.foreach("config.csv") do |row|
    name, mac_address = row
    next if name == "Name"
    @mac_address_hash[name] = mac_address
  end

  puts "Now we have this hash: " + @mac_address_hash.inspect

  def self.mac_address(computer_name)
    @mac_address_hash[computer_name]
  end

end

puts "MAC address of Desktop: " + MyConfig.mac_address("Desktop")

The output of this code is:

这段代码的输出是:

Now we have this hash: {"Computer"=>" 02-46-81-02-46-cd", "Desktop"=>" 01-23-45-67-89-ab"}
MAC address of Desktop:  01-23-45-67-89-ab

Now what I want you to do is read every line of this code carefully and try to understand what it does and why it is necessary. This will make you a better programmer in the long run.

现在我想让你做的是仔细阅读这段代码的每一行,并尝试理解它的作用以及为什么它是必要的。从长远来看,这将使您成为更好的程序员。

You could improve this code to lazily load the CSV file the first time it is required.

您可以改进此代码以在第一次需要时延迟加载 CSV 文件。

回答by steenslag

I'll demonstrate the dirt-simple method. Stuffing everything in a hash as David Grayson did is far more efficient in the long run, but for a run-a-few-times script this might be sufficient.

我将演示非常简单的方法。从长远来看,像 David Grayson 所做的那样将所有内容填充到哈希中效率更高,但对于运行几次的脚本来说,这可能就足够了。

require 'csv'
config = CSV.read('config.csv')
config.shift # Get rid of the header
# We're done! Start using like so:
p config.assoc("Computer").last #=>" 02-46-81-02-46-cd" 

If the leading space is unwanted:

如果不需要前导空格:

config = CSV.read('config.csv', {:col_sep => ', '})