Query You'r CSVs data like a boss.

  Options(opt-arg sep :|=|spc):
  -h, --help                               write this help to stdout
  -q=, --query=       string     REQUIRED  Placing the query as an ANSI-SQL the table name should be replaced with the path
  to the csv instead
  i.e:
  1) SELECT name, day, hour FROM '/path/to/csv/test.csv' as
  t1 LIMIT 10
  2) SELECT name, lastname, birthday FROM '/path/to/csv/test.csv' as
  t1 LEFT JOIN '/path/to/csv/test2.csv' as t2 ON t1.name = t2.name

• Delimiter are gussed so no need to specified.

Query over CSV with simple AnsiSQL.

If you'r header is with spaces / special chars they will be replaced.
Space will replace to (dash _) and special chars will be removed.
# char will be written as no (# of drivers -> no_of_drivers)

const possibleDelimiters = @[";", ",", ":", "~", "*", "$", "#", "@", "/", "%", "^", "\t"]

Please make sure its one of the following delimiters.

As you may already know - sqlite is used to store your data in-memory. so the CSV/s should be fit.

1. Tests.