A suite of utilities for converting to and working with CSV, the king of tabular file formats.

A quick repo with basic command line commands, plus a very brief CSVKit run through.

A work-in-progress guide showing how and why you should learn command-line tools (xsv, csvkit) to work with data

An experimental pure-Javascript CSV reader.

CSV Parser for Objective-C

Materials for the NICAR 2017 Data Wrangling with Python hands-on class

Topics & tools include: Python Pandas, basic statistical analysis, OpenRefine, Carto, pandas, HTML, CSVs, APIs, csvkit, git/GitHub, cron, StackOverflow, data cleaning, command line tools, etc.

A hands-on course for NICAR 2020 (and 2018)

a csvkit like utilities but written in Go

Talk on csvkit

Multi-platform Docker container with utilities to process CSV files (csvkit, csvcut, csvgrep, csvsql, csvjson, csvq...).

csvkitcat has been archived (Oct. 2020), and is being carted over to csvmedkit

JSON with brazilian banks codes

Data processing tasks using csvkit, agate, sqlite and more

Shell scripts for data processing on Ubuntu using tools like csvkit, awk, sort, grep, cut, head, and uniq to automate and manipulate CSV data efficiently

Written in C++ Python's csvkit

please i would like someday a tool that is like csvkit but for making charts from the command line

En este repositorio encontrarás manuales para software de línea de comandos con un enfoque a su aplicación en ciencia de datos.

docker wrapper for csvkit

Run csvkit in a Docker container

Reference guide for using csvkit

practice using csvkit and agate modules

CSVKit is a very simple CSV parsing library for Swift programming

csvkit's extended family of awkward tools

Csvkit command line tools in a Docker container

Simple csv parser for exactly one task: Parsing text files with delimiters and quotes into string tables

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Split file into multiple file and convert ndjson streaming to csv with in2csv tool. ndjson to csv.

Based on shell scripts authored by Jeff Severns Guntzel to help data journalists use Christopher Groskopf's 'csvkit' utility library to audit a csv file without opening it, and then backup and move the the csv file to a project directory before working on it.

A conda-smithy repository for csvkit.