Relatable: Connect your data!

Relatable (rltbl) is a tool for cleaning and connecting your data. It preserves invalid data while you're in the process of cleaning it, and it helps you connect your data to controlled terminologies and data standards. You can use Relatable as a web app, as a command-line tool, in a notebook like Jupyter, or from your favourite programming language.

This early version of Relatable has a minimal feature set:

• read from a SQLite database at .relatable/relatable.db
• look for a 'table' table with a column called 'table'
• get text for any table listed in 'table' (and only those tables)

The SQLite database could be one you created, or it could have been created by VALVE.

Install

Use Cargo, the Rust package manager, to build Relatable. You can either:

1. use cargo run to compile and run a command, or
2. use cargo build to compile an executable target/debug/rltbl

Usage

Run rltbl help to get a full list of commands and options. For example:

• rltbl get table <TABLE> prints the named table
• rltbl get value <TABLE> <ROW> <COLUMN> prints a single value

Further reading:

• Editing your data
• Adding and removing messages
• Tracking rltbl changes using Git

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Please read our contribution guidelines and code of conduct.

License

Copyright © 2024 Knocean, Inc. This project is MIT licensed.