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@fahnestockj/zarr-fork

v0.6.3

Published

Javascript implementation of Zarr

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Typescript implementation of Zarr.

Zarr is a library for chunked, compressed, N-dimensional arrays.

Quick start

npm i zarr

See the Getting Started section in the Documentation.

Type Docs

You can generate the type documentation for this project by running npm run generate-typedocs.

Why a Typescript implementation for Zarr?

For better or for worse the browser environment is slowly becoming the world's operating system. Numerical computing with a lot of data is a poor fit for browsers, but for data visualization, exploration and result-sharing the browser is unparalleled.

With this library a workflow as such becomes possible:

  • You run an experiment/workflow in Python or Julia.
  • You write results to a Zarr store, perhaps one that lives in some cloud storage.
  • In a browser you create a visualization suite which allows for some interactivity.
  • You share a link to a colleague or friend.