nistitl
A pure Python library for parsing and generating NIST-ITL binary files.
Installation
nistitl is published on PyPI and can be installed from there:
pip install -U nistitl
Quick Start
To generate a NIST-ITL binary message:
msg = nistitl.Message()
msg.TOT = 'MY_TOT'
r2 = nistitl.AsciiRecord(2)
r2 += nistitl.Field(2,3,alias='TEST')
msg += r2
buffer = msg.NIST
To parse a NIST-ITL binary message:
msg = nistitl.Message()
msg.parse(buffer)
print("The TOT is ",msg.TOT)
for record in msg.iter(2):
print("Field 2.003 is ",record._3)
See the full documentation for more details.
Metadata
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