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Love the idea! Already opened the issue and will merge a PR before the next release.
Ah, I didn't mean a newline at the end of the output. Just a space after your shell prompt ($), see e.g. `user@~/code/data$cat` in https://github.com/alexhallam/tv/blob/main/img/column_v_tv2.... .
I spend a lot of time in the terminal and want to quickly glance at a csv files without making a new script, opening excel, or using a tui. I made tidy-viewer (tv) because current tools like cat and column were not pretty enough. tv modifies raw files in the following ways: 1. NA detection and highlighting 2. Printing only significant digits 3. Header and footer meta data I have been using this a lot at work. There i…
I spend a lot of time in the terminal and want to quickly glance at a csv files without making a new script, opening excel, or using a tui. I made tidy-viewer (tv) because current tools like cat and column were not pretty enough. tv modifies raw files in the following ways: 1. NA detection and highlighting 2. Printing only significant digits 3. Header and footer meta data I have been using this a lot at work. There i…
This looks great! I wonder how long it’ll be until someone posts a long ask snippet that will do something similar and claim this isn’t progress, but rest assured that they are wrong. I’m adding tv to my toolbox.
https://www.visidata.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1CBDTgGtOU
(It does much, much more than pretty printing, but no reason you can't use it for that.)
Why not visidata? https://www.visidata.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1CBDTgGtOU (It does much, much more than pretty printing, but no reason you can't use it for that.)
I spend a lot of time in the terminal and want to quickly glance at a csv files without making a new script, opening excel, or using a tui. I made tidy-viewer (tv) because current tools like cat and column were not pretty enough. tv modifies raw files in the following ways: 1. NA detection and highlighting 2. Printing only significant digits 3. Header and footer meta data I have been using this a lot at work. There i…
Does your framework support the idea of pre-parsing the file's content and selecting an appropriate renderer, or is it fairly tied to CSVs?
How well does it handle the edge cases of CSV, like escaped commas, quoted text, escaped quotes, and all that fun, fun stuff?
Cool project (and written in my favourite language), but I really hate how there's no space at the end of your prompt.