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visidata

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A terminal spreadsheet multitool for exploring and arranging data (csv/json/xml/xls/yaml/etc)

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Awesome Cli Apps

Section: Data Manipulation · Spreadsheet multitool for data discovery and arrangement.

FreshScore 90

Awesome Data Analysis

Section: Useful Linux Tools · Interactive multitool for tabular data exploration in the terminal.

FreshScore 80

Awesome JSON

Section: Command-line tools · A terminal spreadsheet-like tool for interactively exploring data.

ActiveScore 74

Awesome Shell

Section: Multimedia and File Formats · A terminal spreadsheet multitool for exploring and arranging data (csv/json/xml/xls/yaml/etc)

SlowScore 67

awesome-python

Section: Applications and End User Tools · A terminal spreadsheet multitool for discovering and arranging data

FreshScore 81

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