"ls" for pickle files.
A super simple python module for listing contents of a pickle file from the command line.
Unlike your normal pickle.load() function, pkls gracefully displays classes
even if they are not in your current environment.
Assuming you have a file named example.pickle, you can list its contents like this:
$ pkls example.picklewhich pretty-prints the contents of example.pickle. For example,
$ pkls example.pickle
example.pickle
[ 1,
2,
'Salem',
{ 3: 'Sprague'},
OrderedDict([(541, 'Oregon')]),
missing_module.ArelClass : { 'a': 'Camerata', 'b': 123}]usage: pkls [-h] FILE [FILE ...]
List contents of a pickle file
positional arguments:
FILE Pickle files to list.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit$ pip install git+https://github.com/arel/pkls.git