NCHD: A dead simple, colourised netCDF file header viewer
My use case for ncdump is almost exclusively ncdump -h $FILE.
This presents two mild inconveniences:
- Output is not colourised. This is kind of annoying.
- It's too many characters to type.
This tool solves these glaring errors, by providing shorter command name, and colourising the output. It mostly exists because I wanted to write a CLI tool.
Installation
pip install nchd
Usage
nchd $FILE
Options
--help: Show help message and exit
Contributing
Feel free to contribute! With that in mind, this tool is intentionally simple.
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