proxima_datareader
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data reader & selector 4 incoming data files having 1 of following extensions: '.mdr', '.mwr', '.mmr', '.mdi', '.mwi', '.mmi'
Console app for processing files with next extensions: '.mdr', '.mwr', '.mmr', '.mdi', '.mwi', '.mmi'. For correct working of the app you have to install npm on Node.js.
At this moment this app works with keys in a list - it means that for data selection you have to specify a path to the folder which contains files with list of keys for data searching. Within first launch keys path and data path that you specify, will be set as defaults till U enter any other valid paths everyone of which will replace corresponding default path and so on.
Installation
npm i -g proxima_datareader
Usage
After installing the app just type following command: read-and-select and answer some subsequent questions.
FAQs
data reader & selector 4 incoming data files having 1 of following extensions: '.mdr', '.mwr', '.mmr', '.mdi', '.mwi', '.mmi'
The npm package proxima_datareader receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, proxima_datareader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that proxima_datareader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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