Why the name Alaska? No idea, just sounds good.
I wanted to play with SBT multi-project builds (the way I split the project is not the best, but it's good enough for my purposes), custom tasks, typeclasses, cats-parse and cats-effect. This work is something similar to the job I had.
TODO:
- readme
- custom task generating a file similar to something I had to parse one day
- csv serializer implemented as a typeclass
- parser of the "strange format"
- simple implementation of the fanout (raw Scala, no Cats Effect) UPDATE: for a file
generated with
genExampleFile 20000000 bigExample.lstit took 1 minute 40 seconds - implementation of the fanout with Cats Effect, as a practical exercise with this lib
(streaming lib could be useful, but I want to reinvent the wheel, for science) UPDATE: for a file
generated with
genExampleFile 20000000 bigExample.lstit took 2 minutes 40 seconds (the task appears to be IO bound, so I didn't expect improvement; my implementation isn't the best possible, of course) - github actions (build + code coverage)
What the fanout is? See example-files. The task is to read a record, parse it and write different types of fields to
separate files.