h5browse (formerly dataviz) is a utility for browsing HDF5 files.
It was developed for analyzing neuronal simulation data saved in a custom format. But the interface is generic enough to display simple HDF5 files. The tools are totally for neuronal data analysis. But the plan is to make it a more general tool.
As of 2015-12-21, it supports displaying the tree structure of an HDF5 file, node attributes and dataset contents. You can select arbitrary fields in a dataset for displaying X-Y plots.
Implementation of editing HDF5 is incomplete.
Note that being based on h5py library it inherits the limitations of the same.
This is a rewrite of the old code. Replaced PyQwt with PyQtGraph. Written from scratch in Python 3. Compatible with Python2.7.
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