h5nav
Python tool for interactive navigation of an hdf5 file in a "unix shell" fashion.
Installation
Whether for python 2 or 3, it's as simple as:
pip install h5nav
Contributing
To install locally, start by getting the files:
git clone https://github.com/clapeyre/h5nav.git
Make sure you have pandoc installed, as it is used to convert the README.md
to README.rst file. The first is the source, used on GitHub. The latter is
generated, so as to show up on PyPI. Then, run:
make develop
in your favorite (virtual) environment. You are ready to work in h5nav, and see
your work dynamically updated when calling h5nav. Please submit merge
requests directly on GitHub.
Authors
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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