tables_io
tables_io provides an interface for a variety of non-ASCII file formats that are commonly used within the LSST DESC collaboration. It allows users to read in data from multiple types of files through one convenient interface.
See read the docs for documentation.
Features:
- reads and writes files that contain one or more data tables
- supports a variety of file types (
fits,hdf5,parquet) and tabular formats (astropy,pandas,pyarrow,numpy) - allows easy conversions between file formats and in memory tabular formats
- ability to do chunked reads and writes of
HDF5andparquetfiles
tables_io is currently being used in the following packages:
People
- Eric Charles (SLAC)
License, Contributing etc
The code in this repo is available for re-use under the MIT license.
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