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README.md

busser

A program that runs on your server to validate and store table data.

busser is for you, when working with

  • Go
  • simple data tables
  • small tables ie if you think about paging, you are in the wrong place - use a database instead
  • Excel or Google Spreadsheets as a table editor and
    • you need extensive validation
    • local versioned copies
  • CSVs

Usage

  1. Use google docs or another online table editor to create / edit data
  2. Load the data as a CSV into busser
  3. Implement a processor
  4. Consume the resulting data in your application