Convey

Swiss knife for mutual conversion of the web related data types, like base64 or outputs of the programs whois, dig, curl. A convenient way to quickly gather all meaningful information or to process large files that might freeze your spreadsheet processor.

Any input is accepted:

if a single value input is detected, all meaningful information is fetched
multiline base64/quoted_printable string gets decoded
log/XLS/XLSX/ODS file converted to CSV
CSV file (any delimiter, header or pandoc table format) performs one or more actions
1. Pick, delete or sort columns (if only some columns are needed)
2. Add a column (computes one field from another – see computing fields)
3. Filter (keep/discard rows with specific values, no duplicates)
4. Split by a column (produce separate files instead of single file; these can then be sent by generic SMTP or through OTRS)
5. Change CSV dialect (change delimiter or quoting character, remove header)
6. Aggregate (count grouped by a column, sum...)
7. Merge (join other file)

$ convey example.com    # single value: all meaningful information is fetched
$ convey file.csv       # CSV/log/XLS file: pick, add, filter, split, aggregate, merge columns
$ convey --server       # the same engine as a web service

pip3 install convey

Python3.10+ required.

Documentation

Installation — prerequisites, PyPI/GitHub install, bash completion.
Modes:
- Single value — whois, DNS, web, encodings, regex, units, countries.
- CSV processing — pick, add, filter, split, change dialect; caching, headless runs.
- Aggregate & merge
- Web service
Fields:
- Computing fields — field syntax, reference of all fields, whois module.
- External fields — custom Python methods, PickMethod and PickInput decorators.
Sending e-mails — mailing split chunks via SMTP or OTRS, dynamic templates, sending images.
Configuration — convey.yaml, daemon, files and logs.
CLI options
Changelog

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