csvkit is a library of utilities for working with CSV
csvkit is a library of utilities for working with CSV, the king of tabular file formats.
It is inspired by pdftk, gdal and the original csvcut utility by Joe Germuska and Aaron Bycoffe.
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| csvkit-1.4.0.tar.gz | 0003796472 3.62 MB | |
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| testdbf_converted.csv | 0000000896 896 Bytes |
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Ana Guerrero (anag+factory)
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Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
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- update to 1.4.0:
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/csvpy` adds the options: --no-number-
ellipsis, to disable the ellipsis (…) if max precision is
exceeded, for example, when using table.print_table()
--sniff-limit` --no-inference`
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/csvpy` adds the options:
* --no-number-ellipsis, to disable the ellipsis (…) if max
precision is exceeded, for example, when using
table.print_table()
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/csvpy` removes the --linenumbers and
--zero output options, which had no effect.
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/csvpy` removes the --linenumbers and
--zero output options, which had no effect.
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/in2csv` adds a --reset-dimensions option
to recalculate the dimensions of an XLSX file, instead of
trusting the file's metadata. csvkit's dependency agate-excel
0.4.0 automatically recalculates the dimensions if the file's
metadata expresses dimensions of "A1:A1" (a single cell).
* feat: :doc:`/scripts/in2csv` adds a --reset-dimensions option
to recalculate the dimensions of an XLSX file, instead of
trusting the file's metadata. csvkit's dependency agate-excel
0.4.0 automatically recalculates the dimensions if the file's
metadata expresses dimensions of "A1:A1" (a single cell).
* fix: :doc:`/scripts/csvlook` only reads up to --max-rows rows
instead of the entire file.
* fix: :doc:`/scripts/csvlook` only reads up to --max-rows rows
instead of the entire file.
* fix: :doc:`/scripts/csvpy` supports the existing input
options: --locale --blanks --null-value --date-format
--datetime-format --skip-lines
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