Open Source Solaris Data Formats Software - Page 2

amorph is an any-to-XML-to-any data transformation library. Use amorph to read possibly ANY kind of data format required for further processing (csv,fixed length, xml, electronic bills, custom formats, ...) within your application.

dhcp-gen is a perl script that was written by me and Trond Erik Dalho to simplify editing dhcpd.conf for adding static ip to computers and equipment on our school. It also made it easier to do manage the network by limiting some computers access to the local network only. Creating closed networks. And it also worked as a database over all our computers and equipment, making it easier to keep track of everything. All information about equipment is stored inside csv files which are comma separated.

This software allows for a user to generate test data. This is useful for testing Hadoop or other data processing clusters.

The Program creates an Folder with Data for Auto rating of encoding descriptors. For this purpose codes with know encoding labels are analyzed. Code with unknown labels is statistically analyzed to recover the missing encoding. The Software is able to analyze mime type encoded e-mail. An example database for message encoding detection is provided.

An high-performance asynchronous networking library written in Java, with a rich API for managing connections and sending and receiving data over both TCP and UDP.

Converter from Advanced Revelation and Revelation G Linear Hash tables to different formats.

tqdm is a fast, extensible progress bar for Python and CLI that enables you to see the progress of your loops in a clear and smart way. Simply wrap any iterable with tqdm(iterable), and sit back and watch that progress meter go! tqdm can be wrapped around any iterable, or executed as a module with pipes. Just by inserting tqdm (or python -m tqdm) between pipes will pass through all stdin to stdout while printing progress to stderr. tqdm does not require any dependencies, has a very low overhead and uses smart algorithms to predict the remaining time and skip unnecessary iteration displays. It works on just about any platform, console or in a GUI, as well as IPython/Jupyter notebooks.

xmlfy converts text/UTF based output into XML formatted output using schema files and/or options to control its behaviour. By Arthur Gouros.