csv2xls 0.3

Put together some CSV files into a single Excel file, in different sheets.

Put together some CSV files into a single Excel file, in different sheets.

Installation

You can install directly after cloning:

$ python setup.py install --user

Or use the Python package:

$ pip install --user csv2xls

Dependency

Outside the standard library, the xlwt package is needed, and should be automatically installed with setuptools. Otherwise:

$ pip install --user xlwt

Example

$ csv2xls examples/sheet_alpha.csv examples/sheet_beta.csv -o output.xls
Processing       examples/sheet_alpha.csv -> output.xls/alpha
Processing        examples/sheet_beta.csv -> output.xls/beta

Usage

$ csv2xls -h
usage: csv2xls [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-k] [-c] [-no] [-d FORMAT] files [files ...]

Put together some CSV files into a single Excel file. Basic types are inferred
automatically.

positional arguments:
  files

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                        Define name for output Excel file. Default is
                        output.xls.
  -k, --keep-prefix     Keep common prefix when building sheet names. Default
                        is to remove the common prefix of input file names.
  -c, --clean           Delete input files afterwards, if successful.
  -no, --no-type-inference
                        Do not try to infer int/float/date when writing. This
                        mode is faster and preserves input data.
  -d FORMAT, --date-format FORMAT
                        Change date format used during date type inference.
                        Default is %Y-%m-%d.

Example: csv2xls examples/sheet_alpha.csv examples/sheet_beta.csv

Tests

To run the tests, you must install xls2txt:

$ git clone https://github.com/hroptatyr/xls2txt.git
$ cd xls2txt
$ make
$ sudo make install

Then run:

$ ./tests.sh