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The README says:
$ python cli/convert.py -i *name of input file(NetCDF)* -o *name of output file* -v *variable* -r *range type* [-t] *tiled* [-s] *tile shape as list*
The first thing is that this should say $ pycovjson-convert ....
$ pycovjson-convert ...
When I run the tool without arguments, it outputs:
usage: pycovjson-convert [-h] -i INPUTFILE [-o OUTPUTFILE] [-t] [-s SHAPE [SHAPE ...]] [-v VARIABLE]
Three things:
-r
-t
*tiled*
-s
-v
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Thought I had already updated this, will fix now
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This can be resolved @letmaik @RileyWilliams
Markdown is messed up in the pycovjson-viewer section. Also, *tiled* is still in.
@letmaik can you check if this is resolved? I think it is.
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The README says:
The first thing is that this should say
$ pycovjson-convert ...
.When I run the tool without arguments, it outputs:
Three things:
-r
argument, I assume the README is outdated then.-t
argument doesn't accept values, so what does*tiled*
mean in the README description?-s
argument should be used, an example would be good, especially considering the axis order.-v
argument is not specified as mandatory in the usage output. When I leave it out I get a very nasty exception.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: