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dbf_light 1.0.0
Light and easy DBF reader
License: BSD 3-Clause License

dbf_light
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https://github.com/idlesign/dbf_light

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Description
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*Light and easy DBF reader*

No fancy stuff, just DBF reading for most common format versions.

* Python 2.7, 3.5+;
* Uses `namedtuple` for row representation and iterative row reading to minimize memory usage;
* Works fine with cyrillic (supports KLADR and CBRF databases);
* Reads .dbf from zip files.


API
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.. code-block:: python

    from dbf_light import Dbf


    with Dbf.open('some.dbf') as dbf:

        for field in dbf.fields:
            print('Field: %s' % field)

        print('Rows (%s):' % dbf.prolog.records_count)

        for row in dbf:
            print(row)

    # Read `some.dbf` from zip (ignoring filename case):
    with Dbf.open_zip('some.dbf', 'here/myarch.zip', case_sensitive=False) as dbf:
        ...


CLI
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Requires `click` package (can be installed with: `pip install dbf_light[cli]`).

.. code-block:: bash

    $ dbf_light describe myfile.dbf
    $ dbf_light show myfile.dbf