This package is an emacs extension for csvq (https://github.com/mithrandie/csvq)

csvq-log-buffer

Buffer name to write logs or csvq execution.

csvq-default-format

Default format for the csvq-insert function.

csvq

Execute csvq and write the results to the csvq-log-buffer.

csvq-ops

Execute csvq with specific options and write the results to the csvq-log-buffer.

csvq-insert

Execute csvq and insert the results to the current buffer.

csvq-insert-ops

Execute csvq with specific options and insert the results to the current buffer.

csvq-create

Execute csvq and insert the results to the specified buffer.

csvq-create-ops

Execute csvq with specific options and insert the results to the specified buffer.

csvq-org

Execute csvq to the current Org-mode table and write the results to the csvq-log-buffer.

csvq-org-ops

Execute csvq with specific options to the current Org-mode table and write the results to the csvq-log-buffer.

csvq-org-create

Execute csvq to the current Org-mode table and insert the results to the specified buffer.

csvq-org-create-ops

Execute csvq with specific options to the current Org-mode table and insert the results to the specified buffer.

csvq-org-replace

Execute csvq to the current Org-mode table and replace the table with the results.

csvq-org-update

Execute csvq to the current Org-mode table and replace the table with the auto-selected result.

csvq-calc

Execute calc subcommand of csvq. A string of current active region is used as a value to be calculated.

If an active resion exists, then the string in the region is used as a query to execute. Otherwise you can input a query in the emacs mini buffer after calling a function.

You can also use the SOURCE statement in a query to execute a query or statements written in a file.

You can specify csvq command options with the functions named “*-ops”.

Some command options can also be specified in a query by using SET FLAG statement.

In a csvq execution called by csvq-org-* functions, the data of the org-mode table is stored in a temporary table named as “STDIN”. You can manipulate the data by executing queries to the STDIN table.