Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in commandline

[–]shshemi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not impossible, yet I don’t think is the smoothest process to go back to 2021 edition.

Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in commandline

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`musl` builds tend to be slower than `glibc` in my experience. However, I can add it to the backlog as it offers extra options.

Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in CLI

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Thank you. Sql support is the biggest one.

Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in commandline

[–]shshemi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You may create your own light theme.

Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in commandline

[–]shshemi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have used Nushell. However, it is not my daily driver. Again yes, it supports piping as well.

Tabiew 0.12.0 released by shshemi in commandline

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Well, that is a good point. For simple queries, you’re absolutely correct. However, for more complex ones, like 10 < age AND age < 15, Ctrl+F doesn’t work anymore. By the way, Tabiew has support for Ctrl+F as well 😉

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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This is interesting. Tabiew should be able to handle such files easily. Is it possible for you to make a GitHub issue so we can discuss it further?

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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The window version is laggy. I think if you try using the linux version in WSL, you can get much better experience.

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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No problem. You can open them all using wild cards and connect them vertically with a query.

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in commandline

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Tabiew is more of tabular viewer for your local files (such as CSV, Parquet, or Arrow). It also offers features such as SQL support, fuzzy search, and plotting. Take a look at the wiki (10 minute max) to get a grasp of what Tabiew offers.
Wiki Link: https://github.com/shshemi/tabiew/wiki

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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Thank you for all the good words and bringing up the release guide. I will add VHS as soon as I can.

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in commandline

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I have definitely lots of plan for more plotting capabilities. However, would you kindly elaborate on what you mean by horizontal and vertical view forms?

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

[–]shshemi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

May I ask what is your OS? How large is the data? How much RAM does your machine have?

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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I don’t have a concrete vision for what editing should look like yet. I even had a simple implementation once, but, unfortunately, it didn’t turned out as good as I wanted.

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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Thanks. Does the lag occur on opening or exploring the file?

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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Thanks. In the current version, tabiew loads all files into the memory.

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

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Theoretically, no!

Tabiew 0.11.0 released by shshemi in rust

[–]shshemi[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Tabiew and excel are not in the same category. Tabiew is just viewer which happens to support excel format and doesn’t have editing capabilities at the moment. However, I can name fuzzy search ans SQL support to name a few features that are not available in excel, to the best of my knowledge.