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If the terminal is your home, I would suggest looking at something already mentioned by someone else VisiData (http://visidata.org http://visidata.org), it is g
by leonim 6y ago
If the terminal is your home, I would suggest looking at something already mentioned by someone else VisiData (http://visidata.org http://visidata.org), it is great for exploring all sorts of data files like CSV, Excel, Sqlite3, etc in the terminal.
I find the Datasette author's related tools sqlite-utils (https://github.com/simonw/sqlite-utils https://github.com/simonw/sqlite-utils) and the Dogsheep tools (https://github.com/dogsheep https://github.com/dogsheep) and VisiData are nicely complementary.
I prefer the interface of VisiData, but I don't usually need to share links.
- rpdillon 6y agoThis is fantastic! Thanks so much for the pointer...the ability to traverse tons of data formats quickly to "get a feel" for them (much like simonw's use case for some of the sqlite-utils) is exactly the tooling I need in cases like this, and the TUI interface is an awesome bonus. Will definitely be playing around with this over the next few days...thanks!