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...It implements the stream API native to Node, allowing you to pipe a file or readable stream into the parser and process each row (as a JavaScript object or array) as soon as it's parsed — which is crucial for handling large CSV files without loading them entirely into memory. The parser handles standard CSV semantics including quoted fields, variable delimiters, escape sequences, and optional headers; this makes it robust for a variety of CSV dialects you might encounter. Because it works incrementally (row by row), it is well suited for ETL pipelines, data ingestion workflows, CSV-to-database imports, or any context where you need to process or transform large tabular data in Node.js efficiently. ...