The unofficial extended family of csvkit, i.e. even more tools for command-line data parsing and wrangling
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The unofficial extended family of csvkit, i.e. even more tools for command-line data parsing and wrangling.
Status as of 2020-11-11: Alpha, but working toward release version with these utilities:
csvflatten: reformat data for easier browsing of “wide” data
csvheader: add/alter a data file’s column names
csvnorm: normalize unprintable characters and whitespace
csvpivot: do pivot tables
csvsed: do sed substitution on a per-column basis
csvslice: return rows by index, including head/tail to get first/last n rows
Read the in-progress docs at: csvmedkit.readthedocs.io
Read TODOS: TODOS.md for an informal roadmap.
The old, now archived csvkitcat repo: dannguyen/csvkitcat
Note: many of the data examples incorporate the original csvkit tools, including a couple of post 1.0.6 fixes. Until csvkit makes a new official release, here’s what I used:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/wireservice/csvkit.git@73d5bdc4a2f5c07b91737ea007bb3510f970aad7
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