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csview: A Pretty CSV/TSV Viewer for the Terminal
csview displays CSV and TSV files as beautiful tables in the terminal. Auto-detect delimiters, column alignment, color themes — read tabular data without a spreadsheet.
csview: View CSV Files Beautifully in the Terminal
csview renders CSV files as beautiful tables in the terminal. Column alignment, custom delimiters, header highlighting — view any CSV or TSV without a spreadsheet.
csvlens: An Interactive CSV Viewer for the Terminal
csvlens views CSV files interactively. Navigate rows and columns, search, filter, sort — like less but for tabular data with aligned columns and sticky headers.
tv: View CSV Files in the Terminal with Colors and Formatting
tv (tidy-viewer) displays CSV and TSV files in the terminal with colors, alignment, and smart column sizing. View data without a spreadsheet.
xsv: A Fast CSV Toolkit for Slicing, Searching, and Analyzing Data
xsv is a fast CSV toolkit. Search, slice, join, sort, stats, frequency — all from the command line. Like pandas for your terminal, powered by Rust.
Entity Framework - Why can't I see the child entities of my entity
So currently I'm working on an entity model in which there are a lot of parent - child relationships and for obvious reasons the entity framework is a grea
Entity Framework - Why can't I see the child entities of my entity
So currently I'm working on an entity model in which there are a lot of parent - child relationships and for obvious reasons the entity framework is a grea
Entity Framework - Why can't I see the child entities of my entity
So currently I'm working on an entity model in which there are a lot of parent - child relationships and for obvious reasons the entity framework is a grea
Entity Framework - Why can't I see the child entities of my entity
So currently I'm working on an entity model in which there are a lot of parent - child relationships and for obvious reasons the entity framework is a grea
Entity Framework - Why can't I see the child entities of my entity
So currently I'm working on an entity model in which there are a lot of parent - child relationships and for obvious reasons the entity framework is a grea