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Kerchunk

Documentation for Kerchunk.

Kerchunk._get_file_bytes — Function
_get_file_bytes(store::ReferenceStore, reference)

By hook or by crook, this function will return the bytes for the given reference. The reference could be a base64 encoded binary string, a path to a file, or a subrange of a file.

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Kerchunk.apply_templates — Method
apply_templates(store::ReferenceStore, source::String)

This function applies the templates stored in store to the source string, and returns the resolved string.

It uses Mustache.jl under the hood, but all {{template}} values are set to not URI-encode characters.

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Kerchunk.materialize — Method
materialize(path, store::ReferenceStore)

Materialize a Zarr directory from a Kerchunk catalog. This actually downloads and writes the files to the given path, and you can open that with any Zarr reader.

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Kerchunk.readbytes — Method
readbytes(path, start::Integer, stop::Integer)::Vector{UInt8}

Read bytes from a file at a given range.

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Kerchunk.resolve_uri — Method
resolve_uri(store::ReferenceStore, source::String)

This function resolves a string which may or may not have templating to a URI.

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+Home · Kerchunk.jl
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Kerchunk

Documentation for Kerchunk.

Kerchunk._get_file_bytes — Function
_get_file_bytes(store::ReferenceStore, reference)

By hook or by crook, this function will return the bytes for the given reference. The reference could be a base64 encoded binary string, a path to a file, or a subrange of a file.

source
Kerchunk.apply_templates — Method
apply_templates(store::ReferenceStore, source::String)

This function applies the templates stored in store to the source string, and returns the resolved string.

It uses Mustache.jl under the hood, but all {{template}} values are set to not URI-encode characters.

source
Kerchunk.materialize — Method
materialize(path, store::ReferenceStore)

Materialize a Zarr directory from a Kerchunk catalog. This actually downloads and writes the files to the given path, and you can open that with any Zarr reader.

source
Kerchunk.readbytes — Method
readbytes(path, start::Integer, stop::Integer)::Vector{UInt8}

Read bytes from a file at a given range.

source
Kerchunk.resolve_uri — Method
resolve_uri(store::ReferenceStore, source::String)

This function resolves a string which may or may not have templating to a URI.

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