A Node CLI that converts CSV data to HTML tables or definition lists.

Usage: csvtohelp <command><file><options>

Arguments:
  inputFile                               Specify a path to a flatfile. For example, 'data.csv'

Commands:
  dl [options] <inputFile>     Convert CSV data to a <dl> and save to an HTML file export directory. If outputFile is unspecified, exports to
                               './export/dl/<inputFile>.html'.
  table [options] <inputFile>  Convert flatfile data to a <dl> HTML element and save to file. If outputFile is unspecified, exports to
                               './export/table/<inputFile>.html'.
  help [command]               display help for command

DL Options:
  -c, --css <class>                       Specify CSS class of HTML <table>. By default, "header" (i.e. <table class="term". CSS includes "noHeader" (default:
                                          "header")
  -d, --delimiter <character>             Identify the delimiter in the InputFile. One of ',' (comma), ';' (semi-colon), or '|' (pipe). If unspecified, ','
  -e, --excludeHeader                     Exclude the first row in the inputFile. First row is included by default. Use "noHeader" CSS style if specified. (default:
                                          false)
  -h, --help                              display help for command
  -n, --includeColumns [columnNumber...]  Specify data columns to include in the table. For example, [1,2,5,7]. Maximum of five columns.  By default, first five
                                          columns are returned
  -o, --outputFile [value]                option with a default value (default: "defaultPath")
  -p --preview                            Serve HTML to browser using specified CSS (default: false)
  -r, --replaceHeaders [columnName...]    Replace InputFile column headers with desired table column headers. Specify an array of comma-separated headers.
  -sk, --skipComments                     Ignore commented lines in inputFile. Commented lines begin with the "#" character. (default: false)
  -sl, --skipLines <number>               Skip the specified number of lines at the begining of inputFile

table Options:
  -c, --css <class>                       Specify CSS class of HTML <table>. By default, "header" (i.e. <table class="term". CSS includes "noHeader" (default:
                                          "header")
  -d, --delimiter <character>             Identify the delimiter in the InputFile. One of ',' (comma), ';' (semi-colon), or '|' (pipe). If unspecified, ','
  -e, --excludeHeader                     Exclude the first row in the inputFile. First row is included by default. Use "noHeader" CSS style if specified. (default:
                                          false)
  -h, --help                              display help for command
  -n, --includeColumns [columnNumber...]  Specify data columns to include in the table. For example, [1,2,5,7]. Maximum of five columns.  By default, first five
                                          columns are returned
  -o, --outputFile [value]                option with a default value (default: "defaultPath")
  -p --preview                            Serve HTML to browser using specified CSS (default: false)
  -r, --replaceHeaders [columnName...]    Replace InputFile column headers with desired table column headers. Specify an array of comma-separated headers.
  -sk, --skipComments                     Ignore commented lines in inputFile. Commented lines begin with the "#" character. (default: false)
  -sl, --skipLines <number>               Skip the specified number of lines at the begining of inputFile