This is a Swift wrapper for the HDF5 file format. HDF5 is used in the scientific comunity for managing large volumes of data. The objective is to make it easy to read and write HDF5 files from Swift, including playgrounds.
This example shows how to open an existing HDF5 file and write data to an existing dataset.
import HDF5Kit
// Initialize the data
letdataWidth=6letdataHeight=4vardata=[Double](repeating:0.0, count: dataHeight * dataWidth)forrin0..<dataHeight {forcin0..<dataWidth {data[r * dataWidth + c]=Double(r * dataWidth + c +1)}}
// Open an existing file
letpath="file.h5"guardlet file =File.open(path, mode:.readWrite)else{fatalError("Failed to open \(path)")}
// Open an existing dataset
letdatasetName="dset"guardlet dataset = file.openDoubleDataset(datasetName)else{fatalError("Failed to open dataset \(datasetName)")}
// Write the data
try dataset.write(data)Reading data is really easy with HDF5Kit:
// Open an existing file
letpath="file.h5"guardlet file =File.open(path, mode:.readWrite)else{fatalError("Failed to open \(path)")}
// Open an existing dataset
letdatasetName="dset"guardlet dataset = file.openStringDataset(datasetName)else{fatalError("Failed to open dataset \(datasetName)")}letdata=dataset[1...3,2...5]Supported types are: Double, Float, Int and String.