For the sake of simplicity I've added the file size check to can_preview rather than adding a separate function like validate_csv.

I've also used 1 * 1024 * 1024 as fallback size (rather than 10 * 1024 * 1024 like in the old CSV previewer) since that is the default value of PREVIEWER_MAX_FILE_SIZE_BYTES

@psaiz Question: The new CSV file previewer is supposed to stream the CSV file so it's not loading the full file right?

@daglueck Given the answer from @psaiz I would say that the limit should be significantly higher to allow for larger CSV files to be previewed - say e.g. 100MB.

Based on your comments, I've added a separate validation function (@alejandromumo ) and increased the max file size to 100 * 1024 * 1024 (@lnielsen ). I've added a new config variable PREVIEWER_CSV_MAX_BYTES to differentiate CSV from JSON/XML. Let me know if you had imagined this in a different way.

@lnielsen I didn't know that a new csv previewer was added. How does it work with the max file size, will it simply not load the file if it's too big (as with XML/JSON I guess) or will it truncate the file (like with TXT)? I was assuming here it won't load the file since otherwise there might be parsing issues. If on the other hand it does truncate the file, the wording of PREVIEWER_CSV_MAX_BYTES might need to be adjusted.