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This package was originally developed at DC Jona / ams-OSRAM.
It is a general purpose stdf file parser / generator / simulator / analyser and converter.
But mainly it is used for these use cases.:
py -m pip install pipx
py -m pipx install stdf-tamer[fileformats]
py -m pipx ensurepath
py -m pipx uninstall stdf-tamer
This has the pruprose that we only need to suport the install use case.
stdfconvert --help
stdfanalyse --help
stdfrenamer --help
stdfrerunwithnewlimits --help
https://gittf.ams-osram.info/labor-rapperswil-jona/ams-tamer
https://labor-rapperswil-jona.git-pages.ams-osram.info/ams-tamer/index.html
In order to speed up conversion of STDF files to other file formats use 2 stdf-tamer installations, one in pypy for the actuall parsing of hte STDF files, and one in CPython to perform the acutall converison using polars. For this please use a /etc/stdf-tamer.toml config file like this
on windows, or to use a personal configuration, please use the location specified by.:
pathlib.Path(os.path.expanduser("~")) / ".config/stdf-tamer.toml
locates.
[converter]
stdf_to_pickle_cmd = "/path2pypywithstdf-tamer/bin/pypy -m ams_rw_stdf.convert stdf2pickle"
Windows example:
[converter]
stdf_to_pickle_cmd = "C:\\pypy3.10-v7.3.13-win64\\pypy.exe -m ams_rw_stdf.convert stdf2pickle"
FAQs
a stdf reader/writer/analyser/converter and robotframework library
We found that stdf-tamer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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