# AvroTool
A python commandline tool to manipulate Avro files
## Installation
pip install avrotool
Note: if you have build issues on OSX, try
brew install snappy CPPFLAGS=”-I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib” pip install python-snappy pip install avrotool
## Usage (Basic)
To print the avro usage
avro avro -help, -h
To print detailed information about a command
avro -help-command COMMAND
To print the version
avro version
## Print Schema
To print the avro schema :
avro schema -f AVRO_FILE (-format json|text)
## Extract Data
To extract named columns to STDOUT
avro extract -f AVRO_FILE -columns a,b,c,d,e
## CHANGELOG
2017-03-19 0.0.1 Initial Prerelease. schema and extract functionality only.
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