yggio-cli
The yggio command: yggio fix manages a FIX dictionary from a shell,
and yggio xmla serve puts folders of record media - Iceberg tables
included - on the wire as XML for Analysis catalogs.
pip install yggio-cli
yggio --help
It is one compiled binary and needs no Python package beside it; the
library is pip install yggio. Documentation: https://platob.github.io/yggio/fix/cli/
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