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pylightxl is a new light weight excel parser with zero non-standard light dependencies that is easy to compile in pyinstaller
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Hello, Is it possible for a maintainer to take a look at possibly adding this package to the awesome list? It just hit 150 stars @vinta |
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Repo: https://github.com/PydPiper/pylightxl
Docs: https://pylightxl.readthedocs.io
What is this Python project?
pylightxl is a light weight, zero dependency (only standard libs used), to the point (no bells and whistles) Microsoft Excel reader/writer python 2.7-3+ library.
What's the difference between this Python project and similar ones?
Zero non-standard library dependencies No compatibility/version control issues.
Light-weight single source code file that supports both Python3 and Python2.7.18. Single source file that can easily be copied directly into a project for true zero-dependency. Great for those that have installation/download restrictions. In addition the library's size and zero dependency makes this library pyinstaller compilation small and easy!
100% test-driven development for highest reliability/maintainability with 100% coverage on all supported versions
API aimed to be user friendly and intuitive. Structure: database > worksheet > indexing example: db.ws('Sheet1').index(row=1,col=2) or db.ws('Sheet1').address(address='B1')
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