ce03fd9991
+ support for PocketBase v0.22.23 + support for Deno 2 + now depends on pocketbase npm package
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# Overview
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PocketBase data import tools for CSV and JSON files made using
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[PocketBase JS SDK](https://github.com/pocketbase/js-sdk).
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Automatically creates typed PocketBase collection and populates it with data.
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Columns conflicting with PocketBase's autogenerated system fields (`id`,
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`created`, `updated`; case-insensitive check, target column name's case is not
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affected) are prefixed with `_`. Collection conflict will cause the import to
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fail without any changes to the database.
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No rules, options or constraints are set for the new collection (see the import
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log for a full structure). You can modify them after the import from
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PocketBase's dashboard.
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## Types
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`pocketbase-import` detects types using regular expressions. Currently supported
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PocketBase types are:
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- `Bool`
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- `Number`
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- `Plain text`
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- `Email`
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- `DateTime`
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- `JSON`
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- `Url`
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# Configuration
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Install the latest [Deno runtime](https://deno.com/) to run the scripts.
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In the root directory create `.env` file with the following environment
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variables:
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- `ADMIN_EMAIL` (required) - superadmin email
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- `ADMIN_PASSWORD` (required) - superadmin password
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- `POCKETBASE_URL` (optional) - PocketBase app URL, defaults to local instance
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Place your import files inside of `input` directory.
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Make sure the target PocketBase instance is running and pointed to by
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`POCKETBASE_URL`.
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# Options
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You can change the default import options to your needs:
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| Name | Files | Required | Description | Example use |
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| --------- | -------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------- |
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| input | CSV/JSON | Yes | The name of the input file (with extension) | --input=example.csv |
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| id | CSV/JSON | No | Indicates that `_id` column should be typed as plain text, the type is detected by default | --id |
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| lf | CSV | No | LF (`\n`) EOL character will be used instead of default CRLF (`\r\n`) | --lf |
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| delimiter | CSV | No | Column value separator, defaults to `,` | --delimiter=";" |
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| quote | CSV | No | Value quote character, defaults to `'` | --quote="~" |
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# CSV
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The import is **not** multiline-safe, so if you have a file with strings
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spanning across multiple lines the best option for you is to convert the input
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file to JSON with tools like
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[DB Browser for SQLite](https://sqlitebrowser.org/).
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## Examples
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Basic import (root directory):
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```
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deno run csv.ts --input=example.csv
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```
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Import without permission prompts and with `_id` column as text:
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```
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deno run --allow-read --allow-env --allow-net csv.ts --input=example.csv --id
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```
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Import with custom parser options (you need to adjust `example.csv`):
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```
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deno run csv.ts --input=example.csv --delimiter=";" --quote="~" --lf
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```
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# JSON
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The required data format is an array of row objects.
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## Examples
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Basic import (root directory):
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```
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deno run json.ts --input=example.json
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```
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Import without permission prompts and with `_id` column as text:
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```
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deno run --allow-read --allow-env --allow-net json.ts --input=example.json --id
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```
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