squirrel.io
¶
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iload
(paths, segment=None, format='detect', database=None, check=True, skip_unchanged=False, content=['waveform', 'station', 'channel', 'response', 'event'], show_progress=True)[source]¶ Iteratively load content or index/reindex meta-information from files.
Parameters: - paths (iterator yielding
str
orSelection
) – Iterator yielding file names to load from or a Squirrel selection object providing the file names. - segment (int) – File-specific segment identifier (can only be used when loading from a single file).
- format (str) – File format identifier or
'detect'
for autodetection. When loading from a selection, per-file format assignation is taken from the hint in the selection and this flag is ignored. - database (
Database
) – Database to use for meta-information caching. When loading from a selection, this should beNone
and the database from the selection is used. - check (bool) – If
True
, investigate modification time and file sizes of known files to debunk modified files (pessimistic mode), orFalse
to deactivate checks (optimistic mode). - skip_unchanged (bool) – If
True
, only yield index nuts for new / modified files. - content (
list
ofstr
) – Selection of content types to load.
This generator yields
Nut
objects for individual pieces of information found when reading the given files. Such a nut may represent a waveform, a station, a channel, an event or other data type. The nut itself only contains the meta-information. The actual content information is attached to the nut if requested. All nut meta-information is stored in the squirrel meta-information database. If possible, this function avoids accessing the actual disk files and provides the requested information straight from the database. Modified files are recognized and reindexed as needed.- paths (iterator yielding
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detect_format
(path)[source]¶ Determine file type from first 512 bytes.
Parameters: path (str) – Path to file.
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get_backend
(fmt)[source]¶ Get squirrel io backend module for a given file format.
Parameters: fmt (str) – Format identifier.
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exception
FormatDetectionFailed
(path)[source]¶ Bases:
pyrocko.io.io_common.FileLoadError
Exception raised when file format detection fails.