Md5 matcher tool using Golang.
Start application by running the following command:
run ./cmd/console/main.go
Configurations must be loaded by setting values at config.toml
in the main project path.
Parameter | Description | Type | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
encoded_column |
Encoded column field to be added into the output file. | int |
-1 |
NO |
output_name |
Output file name with match results. | string |
<current_timestamp>.csv |
NO |
[data_csv] |
Add a CsvFile config concerning the following topic. |
CsvFile |
|
YES |
[data_encoded] |
Add a CsvFile config concerning the following topic. |
CsvFile |
|
YES |
Parameter | Description | Type | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
field_delimiter |
Field character that delimits row fields. Usually is ; or , . |
string |
; |
NO |
file_path |
Csv file path. | string |
|
YES |
match_column |
Csv file column that will be used as match comparison. Counting starts with 0. |
int |
0 |
NO |
start_line |
Csv line number that will be used to start comparison. Counting starts with 0. |
int |
0 |
NO |
Instantiate CsvFile
structs for the data CSV file and for the CSV file with the encoded fields.
matcher.CsvFile{
Delimiter: ';',
FilePath: 'data.csv',
MatchColumn: 3,
}
Instantiate a Csv Matcher by running NewCsvMatcher
method.
Insert two CsvFile
structs: one for Csv data file; and the other one for the encoded data Csv.
matcher.NewCsvMatcher(
matcher.CsvFile{
Delimiter: ';',
FilePath: "data.csv",
MatchColumn: 3,
StartLine: 1,
},
matcher.CsvFile{
Delimiter: ';',
FilePath: "md5.csv",
MatchColumn: 2,
StartLine: 1,
},
"fileName.csv",
0
)
After instantiate a CsvMatcher
struct, you may run Match()
method as in the following excerpt.
matchStruct := matcher.NewCsvMatcher( [...] )
err := matchstruct.Match()
It will generate a new Csv file with the data file rows that matched with the encoded ones.