Reference
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csvkit is composed of command-line tools that can be divided into
three major categories: Input, Processing, and Output. Documentation
and examples for each tool are described on the following pages.


Input
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* in2csv

* sql2csv


Processing
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* csvclean

* csvcut

* csvgrep

* csvjoin

* csvsort

* csvstack

See also:

  To deduplicate and merge CSV files, consider csvdedupe.

  To change field values (i.e. to run "sed" or "awk"-like commands on
  CSV files), consider qsv's "replace" command or miller ("mlr put").

  To transpose CSVs, consider qsv's "flatten" command or miller's XTAB
  support ("mlr --oxtab").


Output and Analysis
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* csvformat

* csvjson

* csvlook

* csvpy

* csvsql

* csvstat

* To draw plots, consider jp.

* To diff CSVs, consider daff.

* To explore CSVs interactively, consider VisiData.

Alternatives to csvsql are q and textql.


Common arguments
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* Arguments common to all tools
