object CsvSource extends Serializable

Defines convenience methods for creating and retrieving instances of CsvSource.

Implicit default implementations of standard types are also declared here, always bringing them in scope with a low priority.

These default implementations can also be useful when writing more complex instances: if you need to write a CsvSource[T] and have both a CsvSource[S] and a T ⇒ S, you need just use CsvSource.contramap to create your implementation.

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CsvSource.scala
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  1. macro def apply[A](implicit ev: CsvSource[A]): CsvSource[A]

    Summons an implicit instance of CsvSource[A] if one can be found.

    Summons an implicit instance of CsvSource[A] if one can be found.

    This is basically a less verbose, slightly faster version of implicitly.

  2. def from[A](f: (A) => ParseResult[Reader]): CsvSource[A]

    Turns the specified function into a CsvSource.

    Turns the specified function into a CsvSource.

    Note that it's usually better to compose an existing instance through CsvSource.contramap or CsvSource.econtramap rather than create one from scratch.

    Example:

    1. val urlInput: CsvSource[URL] = CsvSource[InputStream].contramap((url: URL) ⇒ url.openStream())
    See also

    CsvSource.contramap

    CsvSource.econtramap

  3. implicit def fromResource[A](implicit arg0: ReaderResource[A]): CsvSource[A]