#1 Starting work on this Issue. Got the user prompt and creation of csv-import status page created

Author: GitMurf

CSV-to-Roam-table-md.ps1

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-#v0.2.1
-#Version Comments: First working version to be tested
+#v0.2.2
+#Version Comments: Starting creation of page names for each CSV table row
 #Repository: https://github.com/GitMurf/csv-to-roam-table-md
 #Code written by:       Murf
 #Design/Concept by:     Rob Haisfield @RobertHaisfield on Twitter
@@ -16,10 +16,21 @@ $bulletType = "-"
 #Set the delimiter variable (default is "," comma)
 $strDelim = ","
 
+#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
+Write-Host
+
+#Ask for user input to create pages for each row, otherwise will just default to creating a single markdown file with the table markdown for Roam
+$respPages = Read-Host "Do you want to create a Page for each Row in the CSV file? (Enter y or n)"
+
+#Check if user decided to create new pages (e.g., a CRM import)
+if($respPages -eq "y" -or $respPages -eq "Y" -or $respPages -eq "yes" -or $respPages -eq "Yes"){$bPages = $true}else{$bPages = $false}
+
+#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
+Write-Host
+
 #Ask for user input. If left blank and user presses ENTER, then continue with default (comma). Otherwise they can enter their own option.
 $respDelim = Read-Host "Default CSV Delimiter is '$strDelim' (comma). Press ENTER to Continue or input 'n' to change it."
 
-#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
 Write-Host
 
 #Check if user decided to change to a different delimiter
@@ -29,7 +40,6 @@ if($respDelim -eq "n" -or $respDelim -eq "N" -or $respDelim -eq "'n'" -or $respD
     if($strDelim -eq "TAB" -or $strDelim -eq "tab" -or $strDelim -eq "'TAB'" -or $strDelim -eq "'tab'"){$strDelim = "`t"}
 }
 
-#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
 Write-Host
 
 #Get path where script is running from so you can target CSV
@@ -38,7 +48,6 @@ $scriptPath = split-path -parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition
 #Ask for user input. If left blank and user presses ENTER, then use the script path. Otherwise they can enter their own custom path.
 $respPath = Read-Host "Is your target CSV file located here: '$scriptPath'? Press ENTER to Continue or input 'n' to change it."
 
-#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
 Write-Host
 
 #Check if user decided to change to a different path
@@ -47,34 +56,48 @@ if($respPath -eq "n" -or $respPath -eq "N" -or $respPath -eq "'n'" -or $respPath
     $scriptPath = Read-Host "Enter the folder path of your CSV file (do NOT include the file name)"
 }
 
-#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
 Write-Host
 
 #Get the file name from user and create the full path
 $fileNameStr = Read-Host "Name of CSV file with extension? Do NOT include path. Example: FileName.csv"
 $fileNameStrPath = $scriptPath + "\" + $fileNameStr
 
-#Add a blank line for easier reading of prompts in powershell window
 Write-Host
 
+#Set the Results folder to store all the outputs from the script
+$resultsFolder = "$scriptPath\Results"
+
 #Get a date string down to the second we can add to new markdown file we will be creating so no duplicates if we run multiple times
 $fullDateStr = get-date
 $dateStrName = $fullDateStr.ToString("yyyy_MM_dd-HH_mm_ss")
-$newMarkdownFile = "$scriptPath\" + "$fileNameStr" + "_$dateStrName.md"
+$csvFileName = "$fileNameStr" + "_$dateStrName"
+$newMarkdownFile = "$resultsFolder\" + "csvFileName" + ".md"
 
+#If $bPages -eq $true, then create the csv-import page name to store all the info about this import and the pages it creates
+if($bPages)
+{
+    $csvImportName = "[[csv-import]] - " + $csvFileName
+    $csvImportNamePath = "$resultsFolder\" + "$csvImportName" + ".md"
+    #Create Results folder if it doesn't already exist
+    if(!(Test-Path $resultsFolder)){New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $resultsFolder | Out-Null}
+    #Write attribute for csv-import to first line of this new .md file (need to use LiteralPath parameter because of [[]] characters in path)
+    Add-content -LiteralPath $csvImportNamePath -value ("csv-import:: " + "[[April 25th, 2020]]")
+}
+Read-Host -Prompt "Script complete. Press any key to exit."
+Exit
 #Import .CSV file into a Variable to loop through and parse
 $csvObject = Import-Csv -Delimiter $strDelim -Path "$fileNameStrPath"
 
 #Collapse the entire table under a parent bullet with name of the CSV file
 $tableCell = "TABLE IMPORT FROM CSV: " + $fileNameStr
 $tableCell = $bulletType + $tableCell
-Add-content $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
+Add-content -LiteralPath $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
 
 #Add {{table}}
 $tableCell = "{{table}}"
 $tableCell = $bulletType + $tableCell
 $tableCell = $indentType + $tableCell
-Add-content $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
+Add-content -LiteralPath $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
 
 #Start by adding the table header to the markdown results file
 $ctr = 2
@@ -90,7 +113,7 @@ foreach($col in $csvObject[0].psobject.properties.name)
         $tmpCtr = $tmpCtr - 1
     }
 
-    Add-content $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
+    Add-content -LiteralPath $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
     $ctr = $ctr + 1
 }
 
@@ -113,7 +136,7 @@ foreach($row in $csvObject)
             $tmpCtr = $tmpCtr - 1
         }
 
-        Add-content $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
+        Add-content -LiteralPath $newMarkdownFile -value $tableCell
         $ctr = $ctr + 1
     }
 }