Running scripts:

The following scripts can be run from anywhere, once the package is installed.

Converting MARC to Excel:

Usage: marc2excel_cli.py [OPTIONS] MARC_PATH

  Convert MARC_PATH to an Excel spreadsheet.

  The path to the saved spreadsheet will be the same as MARC_PATH but with a
  .xlsx extension.

  If a directory is specified for MARC_PATH all files found in that
  directory with .mrc, .marc or .lex extensions will be converted and the
  .xlsx versions saved in the same directory.

  The option to force utf-8 encoding is included to help deal with any
  poorly formed MARC records that you might encounter. For example, those
  that are utf-8 encoded but without the leader set appropriately, or those
  that contain mostly utf-8 data but with a few non-utf-8 characters (any
  non-utf-8 characters will be replaced with the official U+FFFD REPLACEMENT
  CHARACTER).

Options:
  -d        Specify a directory for MARC_PATH.
  --silent  Don't display progress.
  --utf8    Force utf-8 encoding.
  --help    Show this message and exit.

Converting Excel to MARC:

Usage: excel2marc_cli.py [OPTIONS] EXCEL_PATH

  Convert EXCEL_PATH to an MARC file.

  The path to the saved MARC file will be the same as EXCEL_PATH but with a
  .mrc extension.

  If a directory is specified for EXCEL_PATH all files found in that
  directory with .xlsx extensions will be converted and the .mrc versions
  saved in the same directory.

  The option to force utf-8 encoding is included to help deal with any
  poorly formed data found in the spreadsheet. For example, where rows
  contain data that is utf-8 encoded but without the leader set
  appropriately, or rows that contain mostly utf-8 data but with a few non-
  utf-8 characters (any non-utf-8 characters will be replaced with the
  official U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER).

Options:
  -d        Specify a directory for EXCEL_PATH.
  --silent  Don't display progress.
  --utf8    Force utf-8 encoding.
  --help    Show this message and exit.

Running from Python:

Converting MARC to Excel:

import marc2excel
marc2excel.marc2excel('path/to/file.mrc', 'path/to/save/file.xls')

Converting Excel to MARC:

import marc2excel
marc2excel.excel2marc('path/to/file.xls', 'path/to/save/file.mrc')