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npzviewer - A simple viewer for npz files from numpy

Install

Just use pip for installing

pip install npzviewer

Usage

npzviewer supports file dropping, opening from command line, and by clicking open on it’s menu.

usage: npzviewer [-h] [-v] [npzfile]

npzviewer is a .npz viewer, for numpy saved files.

positional arguments:

npzfile a single .npz file

optional arguments:
-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-v, --version

get software version.

Copyright 2019 Erico Vieira Porto, GPLv2.

Windows install and run

In Windows, install Python 3 from https://www.python.org/, and then open cmd.exe and type (press enter after):

python -m pip install npzviewer

To run, you can type the following in cmd.exe or the run… prompt

python -m npzviewer

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