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harpdump
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Inspect the contents of a file that can be imported by HARP.
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Usage:
harpdump [options] <input product file>
Print the contents of a HARP imported product.
Options:
-a, --operations <operation list>
List of operations to apply to the product before printing.
An operation list needs to be provided as a single expression.
See the 'operations' section of the HARP documentation for
more details.
-o, --options <option list>
List of options to pass to the ingestion module.
Only applicable if the input product is not in HARP format.
Options are separated by semi-colons. Each option consists
of an <option name>=<value> pair. An option list needs to be
provided as a single expression.
-l, --list
Only show list of variables (no attributes).
-d, --data
Show data values for each variable.
--no-history
Do not show the global history attribute.
harpdump --dataset [options] <file|dir> [<file|dir> ...]
Print metadata for all files in the dataset in csv format.
-o, --options <option list>
List of options to pass to the ingestion module.
Only applicable if the input product is not in HARP format.
Options are separated by semi-colons. Each option consists
of an <option name>=<value> pair. An option list needs to be
provided as a single expression.
harpdump --list-derivations [options] [input product file]
List all available variable conversions. If an input product file is
specified, limit the list to variable conversions that are possible
given the specified product.
Options:
-a, --operations <operation list>
List of operations to apply to the product before determining
the possible derivations.
An operation list needs to be provided as a single expression.
See the 'operations' section of the HARP documentation for
more details.
-o, --options <option list>
List of options to pass to the ingestion module.
Only applicable if the input product is not in HARP format.
Options are separated by semi-colons. Each option consists
of an <option name>=<value> pair. An option list needs to be
provided as a single expression.
-t, --target <variable_name>
Only show derivations that produce the given variable.
harpdump -h, --help
Show help (this text).
harpdump -v, --version
Print the version number of HARP and exit.
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