ArrayCat converts strings and lists between formats such as comma-separated values, programming-language arrays, and SQL queries.

github.com/Great-Software-Company/array_cat
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About Array Cat

ArrayCat is a lightweight, privacy-first tool for converting lists and strings between multiple data formats, including comma-separated values, programming language arrays (such as JavaScript and PHP), and SQL insert queries. It supports optional data transformations during the conversion process, including removing diacritics, sorting, case conversion, counting duplicate elements, and removing empty elements.

Key features

  • Converts lists/strings to JavaScript, PHP arrays and SQL queries
  • Removes diacritics from converted output data
  • Sorts output data during conversion
  • Converts text case as part of the conversion process
  • Counts duplicate elements in converted output
  • Removes empty input elements during conversion
Best for: Users who need to convert list or string data between common text, programming array, and SQL formats with optional simple transformations.
Good for
  • Lightweight design for efficient conversion
  • Privacy-focused with no stated external data uploads
  • Supports multiple common output formats and optional transformations
Watch out for
  • Not open source, so underlying code cannot be inspected or modified

Array Cat at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
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Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Array Cat FAQ

What output formats can ArrayCat generate?
It can produce JavaScript arrays, PHP arrays, SQL insert queries, and other array/list formats.
What data transformations are supported during conversion?
Supported transformations include removing diacritics, sorting, case conversion, counting duplicate elements, and removing empty elements.
Does ArrayCat upload user data to external servers?
The tool is described as privacy-first, with no mention of external data uploads for processing.
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