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I have a shell script that tests the conversion of JSON to CSV that I'd like to use with csvlint but I don't want to force the script to save (and later delete) an actual file. Rather I'd like to pass the CSV in via stdin in the same way most command-line utilities work.
I tried:
cat file.csv | csvline -
but it throws an error file '-' does not exist.
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I have a shell script that tests the conversion of JSON to CSV that I'd like to use with
csvlint
but I don't want to force the script to save (and later delete) an actual file. Rather I'd like to pass the CSV in via stdin in the same way most command-line utilities work.I tried:
cat file.csv | csvline -
but it throws an error
file '-' does not exist
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: