Anyway, your vCard file will be preserved. Further on the output is written to standart output, so it is on you to store the result.
For example, pipe the result into the file /tmp/output.csv:
./vcf2csv -i <myVcfFile> > /tmp/output.csv
Known bugs:
types of previous vcards are not resetted. This means, if vcard number 10 uses a NOTE type, but vcard number 11 does not, both contain the same value vor the NOTE type.
I will fix this bug this week.
PLEASE note:
i have done several mistakes spelling the project name and some files.
Because the result of the parser is a comma separated value list (CSV), all names of the project should use this:
- the project is renamed to "vcf2csv" within the next 48 hours
- filenames and download are renamed also to "....csv"
Thanks for your post and feel free to continue!
draupadi
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Hello,
if I use this tool the history of my source is preserved ?
thanks
paciuf
Hello paciuf,
sorry, I don't know what you mean?
Anyway, your vCard file will be preserved. Further on the output is written to standart output, so it is on you to store the result.
For example, pipe the result into the file /tmp/output.csv:
./vcf2csv -i <myVcfFile> > /tmp/output.csv
Known bugs:
types of previous vcards are not resetted. This means, if vcard number 10 uses a NOTE type, but vcard number 11 does not, both contain the same value vor the NOTE type.
I will fix this bug this week.
PLEASE note:
i have done several mistakes spelling the project name and some files.
Because the result of the parser is a comma separated value list (CSV), all names of the project should use this:
- the project is renamed to "vcf2csv" within the next 48 hours
- filenames and download are renamed also to "....csv"
Thanks for your post and feel free to continue!
draupadi