This Python script beautifully formats CSV file contents as a table in the console and allows optional data extraction to a JSON file. Leveraging the rich library, it enhances readability and functionality for data manipulation tasks.
- Rich Table Display: Uses the
richlibrary to display CSV data in a well-formatted table with customizable text and line colors. - JSON Data Extraction: Optional extraction of CSV data into a JSON file, allowing for easy data reuse and storage.
- Customizable Display Options: Includes command-line flags to adjust visual aspects of the table, such as line drawing and text color.
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Python 3.x
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richlibraryInstall the required library using pip:
pip install rich
To run the script, navigate to the script's directory and use the following command syntax:
python 2magic.py [path_to_csv] [options]--verbose: Prints detailed information about the settings applied during the script's execution.--no-lines: Disables the drawing of lines in the table.--color [COLOR]: Sets the text color for the table data. Supported colors are based on therichlibrary documentation.--line-color [COLOR]: Sets the color for the table lines.--extract [path_to_json]: Specifies the path to output the JSON file containing the extracted data.
Here are some command line examples to get you started:
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Display a CSV file with default settings:
python 2magic.py data/sample.csv
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Display a CSV file without line drawings and extract data to a JSON file:
python 2magic.py data/sample.csv --no-lines --extract data/output.json
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Display a CSV file with green text and blue lines:
python 2magic.py data/sample.csv --color green --line-color blue
Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to improve the script or add features, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
This script is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.