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Same for Kagawa -- the Japanese use surnames in a different way, might be simpler to replace him.
11/1/2008, 12/1/2008, 6/1/2009
transformed to this:
November 1, 2008, November 1, 2008, November 1, 2009
Feature requests: allow for more than one example.
Input:
{"class": "101", "students": 101}
{"class": "201", "students": 80}
{"class": "202", "students": 50}
{"class": "301", "students": 120}
Example:
Class 101 has 101 students
Output:
Class 101 has 101 students
Class 201 has 201 students
Class 202 has 202 students
Class 301 has 301 students
Again, loved the tool. I can see this going very far, specially with non-technical people.
I found that it doesn't like "=" in the transformation result.
I hope you sell your IP to Microsoft Excel. This would be a major time saver feature for a lot of the Excel world.
Amongst other things this can be used for cleaning tables/lists from special characters, changing date formats and creating xml or json. Feedback and suggestions are very much welcome! We plan on adding a few more features soon as right now it is fairly basic but would like to hear some opinions and see if there's people out there that have a use for this.
This is really neat! Any chance this will be a cli tool or module/library? It doesn't seem to play will with something like this as an input: 3, Roberto/Carlos, soccer, Brazil 35, Roberto/Carlos Michael Jordan, baseball, USA 6, Roberto/Carlos James Lebron, basketball, USA 10, Roberto/Carlos Shinji Kagawa, soccer, Japan Format: 3, ROBERTO/CARLOS, soccer, Brazil Gives me: 3, ROBERTO/CARLOS, soccer, Brazil 35, ROBERTO/C…
I have a small piece of feedback on the site. You could make it a tiny bit clearer that this is a free, registration free, service which people can start using with just one click.
When I first visited the site, I looked it over, noticed the email box and the "get started" and just assumed it was a library I'd need to buy. It wasn't until I came back to the comments here that I realised the site was a service (which is actually extremely useful to me, and it has been bookmarked).
Why not just make http://www.transformy.io/#/app your homepage instead?