A simple CSV editor that runs in a terminal. Written in Python. Uses a Pandas dataframe to handle data imports and exports.
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β Firstname β Lastname β Address β Postalcode β City β
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β Lorem β Ipsum β Dolor sit 17 β 1005 β Amet β
β Consectutur β adipiscing β Elit sed 8 β 1008 β Tempor β
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Cell 1:1 (2) | Ctrl-(W/X): Insert (Above/Below) | Ctrl-D: Delete record | F4: Save | Ctrl-E: Exit (no save)
Edit the Shebang line at the start of the csvedit-file and ensure it points to your python3 interpreter Default #!/usr/bin/python3
Ensure your python environment supports pandas and curses (use pip if needed to install it)
Make the file executable and run
Not tested yet, running "python3 csvedit " should work