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I'm not extremely experienced with Python and some of the data structures involved in the way this library parses, such as constructs, leave me fairly confused about how to actually parse and iterate over the ETL file.
I noticed there are different types of events, and there seems to be some nesting involved, so maybe this question is more complicated than I realize. I've tinkered with this library for a few hours exploring the data structure of what build_from_stream returns. It seems like the properties are located within etl_reader.header.pattern.subcons but I'm having trouble reading the contents of each property.
Is it possible to show a very minimal example of how to go about converting a file into a panda dataframe?
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I'm not extremely experienced with Python and some of the data structures involved in the way this library parses, such as constructs, leave me fairly confused about how to actually parse and iterate over the ETL file.
I noticed there are different types of events, and there seems to be some nesting involved, so maybe this question is more complicated than I realize. I've tinkered with this library for a few hours exploring the data structure of what
build_from_stream
returns. It seems like the properties are located withinetl_reader.header.pattern.subcons
but I'm having trouble reading the contents of each property.Is it possible to show a very minimal example of how to go about converting a file into a panda dataframe?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: