Usage
Wring has various subcommand tools to help keep files small.
Usage:
Options:
--install-completion Install completion for the current shell.
--show-completion Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or
customize the installation.
csv
Crawl a directory and compress csv files into parquet.
Usage:
Options:
--directory PATH [default: .]
--compression TEXT compression algorithm [default: zstd]
--compression-level INTEGER compression level [default: 9]
--clean / --no-clean remove uncompressed files after successful
wringing [default: no-clean]
omx
Convert one or more OMX files using different data types and filters.
Usage:
Options:
[GLOB_PATTERN] file name or glob pattern for the OMX files to
convert [default: *.omx]
[COMPLEVEL] compression level [default: 3]
[COMPLIB] compression library [default: blosc2:zstd]
--dtype-shrink INTEGER maximum bitwidth to use for integer and float types
[default: 32]
--n-processes INTEGER number of processes to use while converting files
[default: 8]
--out-dir TEXT directory name for the resulting reprocessed
file(s), if not provided any '.omx' suffix is
stripped from the original file name(s) and a
'.omxz' suffix is added
tarzst
Compress a directory using the .tar.zst format.
Usage:
Options:
DIRECTORY the directory to compress [required]
--archive PATH base file name for the resulting archive file(s), if
not provided a '.tar.zst' suffix is added to the
original directory name
-c, --chunk-gigs FLOAT chunk the resulting archive into parts that are no
larger than this many gigabytes
untarzst
Decompress a directory stored in .tar.zst format.
Usage:
Options:
ARCHIVE the archive file to decompress, or the first of multiple
parts [required]
--outdir PATH directory name for the resulting decompressed file(s), if not
provided any '.tar.zst' suffix is stripped from the archive
file name and the rest is used
Last update:
2024-04-26
Created: 2024-04-26
Created: 2024-04-26