Parsing a CSV file with JavaScript

[@richardbinnington9740]

Thank you! This is just what I needed

[@nick99995]

Why wrap everything in an immediately executed function? I see there is an event listener, does this not suffice to kick off the execution of code to build the table?

[@covalence-io]

You wrap it in a function to make sure you don't pollute the global window object. If you don't wrap it in a function then all your variables will be automatically become properties on the window object.

[@Dee-Fazeo]

This video was so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@tanvirislam4811]

There's a serious issue with naming the variables in your code. Sometimes it's hard to understand them.

[@DigitalWheel367]

Thanks, Is possible to use .csv file as offline database using html and javascript? if i want to record something very simple in few column.

[@covalence-io]

Browsers won't let you write to a csv file unless you're using something like electron to create a "native" app. I'd look into using one of the following: PouchDB, RxDB, LocalStorage, or IndexedDB

[@nextjstutorial]

thanks