Using JavaScript to import File Excel or CSV
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I'm from Vietnam.
I'm a newbie javascript developer !
I wonder that can we import file csv and excel to database by using js ?
If i want to do this what libaries i have to use ?
Could someone help me please ?!
Thank you ! Hope you have a nice day !
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I'm from Vietnam.
I'm a newbie javascript developer !
I wonder that can we import file csv and excel to database by using js ?
If i want to do this what libaries i have to use ?
Could someone help me please ?!
Thank you ! Hope you have a nice day !
javascript jquery csv
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Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday
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I'm from Vietnam.
I'm a newbie javascript developer !
I wonder that can we import file csv and excel to database by using js ?
If i want to do this what libaries i have to use ?
Could someone help me please ?!
Thank you ! Hope you have a nice day !
javascript jquery csv
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I'm from Vietnam.
I'm a newbie javascript developer !
I wonder that can we import file csv and excel to database by using js ?
If i want to do this what libaries i have to use ?
Could someone help me please ?!
Thank you ! Hope you have a nice day !
javascript jquery csv
javascript jquery csv
edited yesterday
wanttobeprofessional
76131122
asked yesterday
Bao Nguyen Quoc
112
edited yesterday
wanttobeprofessional
76131122
asked yesterday
Bao Nguyen Quoc
112
edited yesterday
wanttobeprofessional
76131122
edited yesterday
wanttobeprofessional
76131122
edited yesterday
wanttobeprofessional
76131122
76131122
asked yesterday
Bao Nguyen Quoc
112
asked yesterday
Bao Nguyen Quoc
112
asked yesterday
Bao Nguyen Quoc
112
112
Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday
add a comment |
Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday
Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday
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Database servers will usually have a more direct way of importing data from a file/CSV. Which database are you using
– phuzi
yesterday
You are probably depending on NodeJS, since you need a back-end language to read files from a directory and to transfer the data to a database. Lots of information can be found on the internet about how to do this, google is your friend ;) If you don't want to use NodeJS, you probably have to use another back-end language in combination with Javascript (if you would like to use JavaScript for the user interface for example)
– Erik van de Ven
yesterday
honestly ! i use mysql in my XAMPP and i use php5 to code back-end side.
– Bao Nguyen Quoc
yesterday