Strukt

Strukt allows you to process or analyze any tabular data you have, any way you want, and see the results right away. No need to load it into a database. Just put some operations together, and see the result right away.

Features

• Pull data from files, folder listings, URLs, the clipboard, Git repositories, and more
• Parse CSV, TSV, XLSX, JSON, log files, SQLite, and others
• View as a table, a 2D chart, plain text, HTML, or a map
• Use real data types: strings, numbers, booleans, dates, locations, colors, blobs, nulls
• Updates in real time, as you edit the pipeline steps
• Keyboard-friendly
• Actual online user manual

Operations:

• "Decode Text>Bytes" now accepts unpadded Base64 text. Previously, it rejected unpadded Base64 as invalid input.
• "Compute" now has "map" as a possible synonym.

Output views:

• In the map view, when "Filter by Distance" is the final operation, it will draw the circle for you.
• In the HTML view, you now have the "Add newlines between records" option (as the plain text view always had).

About/preferences/credits:

• In folder preferences, there's a new "Clean Up" button which automatically removes redundant entries.
• Licenses (in the about box) are displayed in alphabetical order, even on APFS systems. Their formatting is also more consistent now.
• The about panel's fancy 3D spinning logo is gone. Sorry. Maybe someday it will return, but for now, it's been more trouble than it's worth.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed bug which caused dropping content (like text or a URL) onto Strukt's dock icon to fail.
• Fixed "Run/Stop" menus in the menu bar to disable themselves appropriately, just as the tool bar items always have.
• Fixed a bug that caused sorting (some) colors to fail on 10.14.
• Fixed a bug that caused Contact and Calendar operations to fail on 10.14.
• Fixed operation name autocomplete to ignore internal control characters. Previously, typing punctuation could list some unexpected operations.

Miscellaneous:

• Dark mode support!
• Changed "Tropical cities" sample to "Small cities near Toledo". The Wikipedia list-of-cities page I was using was removed, so here's a better source, maybe.
• Cleaned up some old pre-10.12 compatibility code, since those systems are no longer supported.