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convert_table_to_csv experiment
ck-action:convert_table_to_csv experiment (v1.0.1)
License: BSD 3-clause (code) and CC BY-SA 4.0 (data)
Creation date: 2014-12-06
Source: GitHub
cID: 081173242a88bc94:0ebb788e8a704254
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Creation date: 2014-12-06
Source: GitHub
cID: 081173242a88bc94:0ebb788e8a704254
Description
- Automation framework: CK
- Development repository: ck-analytics
- Source: GitHub
- How to get the stable version via the CK client:
pip install cbench
cb download module:experiment --version=1.0.1 --all
ck convert_table_to_csv experiment --help - How to get the development version:
pip install ck
ck pull repo:ck-analytics
ck convert_table_to_csv experiment --help
- How to run from Python:
import ck.kernel as ck
r=ck.access({'action':'',
'module_uoa':'',
... See JSON API below ...
})
if r['return']>0: return r
...
- Module description: universal experiment entries
- API Python code: Link
- JSON API:
" Input: { table - experiment table (merge_multi_tables) - if 'yes', merge multiple tables to one keys - list of keys (keys_desc) - dict with desc of keys file_name - output file for CSV csv_no_header - if 'yes', do not add header (csv_separator) - CSV entry separator (default ;) (csv_decimal_mark) - CSV decimal mark (default .) } Output: { return - return code = 0, if successful > 0, if error (error) - error text if return > 0 } "