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tet info

Summarize a .tet file. Default output is a dataset catalog table.

Usage

bash
tet info [OPTIONS] <PATH>

Flags

FlagEffect
(default)Dataset catalog table
--jsonFull pretty JSON (superblock, catalog, chunks, history)
-q, --quietOne-line summary
--allAll text sections
--layoutSuperblock / layout fields
--executionPer-file execution defaults from chunk index header
--datasetsDataset catalog table
--chunksChunk index table
--historyConvert / provenance footer events
--metadataFooter dim_names / coords previews under dataset rows
-n, --limit NMax chunk rows with --chunks or --all (default 32; 0 = all)
--dataset, --grepCase-insensitive filters on dataset name (and dtype for --grep)

Examples

bash
# Quick overview
tet info data.tet

# One-line summary for scripts
tet info data.tet -q

# Full JSON dump (automation, jq)
tet info data.tet --json

# Show axis metadata from footer
tet info data.tet --metadata

# Inspect chunk index (first 32 rows)
tet info data.tet --chunks

# All chunk rows
tet info data.tet --chunks -n 0

# Filter datasets by name
tet info data.tet --dataset temp

Output sections

  • Layout — magic, layout_version, dataset_count, index offsets
  • Execution — memory budget defaults stored in the chunk index header
  • Datasets — name, dtype tag, shape, chunk shape
  • Chunks — dataset id, grid coords, payload offset, codec, byte lengths
  • History — convert provenance from the THST footer (not the same as tet qhist)

TIP

--history shows footer provenance events. For recent query commands, use tet qhist.

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