eTiKeT Sync Agent - QH Converters
File converters for the eTiKeT sync agent. This package provides converters for transforming data files between different formats during synchronization.
Installation
pip install etiket_sync_agent_qh_converters
The package is automatically discovered by etiket_sync_agent through the entry-point system.
Available Converters
| Converter | Description |
|---|---|
csv_to_hdf5 |
Converts CSV files to HDF5 format |
zarr_to_NETCDF4 |
Converts Zarr stores to NetCDF4 format |
zarr_to_zip |
Compresses Zarr stores to ZIP archives |
Usage
Once installed, the converters are available for use in dataset configurations. Specify the converter type in your .QH_dataset_info.yaml file (for more info, see the QHarbor documentation).
Dependencies
xarray(>2025.1.0) - Multi-dimensional array handlingpandas(>2.3.0) - Data manipulation and CSV support
License
Copyright © 2025 QHarbor. All Rights Reserved. See LICENCE for details.
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