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Convert a log file to a standard csv file

 

The log file below has three columns separated by spaces.

2022-06-01 11:00:00 wt.nm=aa&wt.ti=t1&

2022-06-02 12:00:00 wt.nm=ab&wt.ti=t2&

2022-06-03 10:00:00 wt.nm=ac&wt.ti=t3&

Use Java to convert the log file to a csv file with column headers: retain the first two columns; split up the 3rd column by "&" and get the string on the right of the equals sign from the first two parts to generate the new 3rd column and 4th column:

date,time,name,title

2022-06-01,11:00:00,aa,t1

2022-06-02,12:00:00,ab,t2

2022-06-03,10:00:00,ac,t3

Here is the SPL script:

A

1

=file("data.log").import(;," ")

2

=A1.new(#1:date,#2:time,(t=#3.split("&").(~.split("=")))(1)(2):name,t(2)(2):title)

3

>file("result.csv").export@tc(A2)

A1: Import the text file to a two-dimensional table according to the space separator.

A2: Create a new two-dimensional table by adding computed columns. #1 is the 1st column, and t(1)(2) represents the 2nd child member of the sequence’s 1st member.

A3: Write the two-dimensional table to a text file; @c option enables using the comma as the separator, and @t means importing the column headers.

Read How to Call a SPL Script in Java to find how to integrate SPL into a Java application.

Source:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72587905/how-to-parse-log-file-to-csv-file-in-java


 
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