Crate dspk_io 

Recording file formats for dspk.

Every format implements dspk_core::RecordingSource, so callers read bounded chunks of any recording without knowing how it is stored, and Format, so open can pick the reader from the path (registry::formats).

• core: the Format trait, detection and opening, source listing, chunk cache. Out-of-core window streaming is dspk_core::WindowLoader.
• container: storage containers shared by every format (binary codecs, …).
• generic: domain-independent recording formats (raw binary, Zarr /traces).

Neural-recording formats (NWB, SpikeGLX, mtscomp, Phy, probes) live in dspk-synapse (dspk_synapse::io).

Re-exports

pub use crate::core::default_source;

pub use crate::core::detect;

pub use crate::core::open;

pub use crate::core::open_source;

pub use crate::core::sources;

pub use crate::core::sources;

pub use crate::core::CachedRecording;

pub use crate::core::Format;

pub use crate::core::MergeInput;

pub use crate::core::MergedRecording;

pub use crate::core::SourceEntry;

pub use crate::core::SourceKind;

pub use generic::raw::write_raw;

pub use generic::raw::RawParams;

pub use generic::raw::RawRecording;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::write_zarr;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::ZarrCompression;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::ZarrOptions;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::ZarrRecording;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::ZarrWriter;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::DEFAULT_PARALLEL_WRITES;

pub use generic::zarr_traces::DEFAULT_ZARR_COMPRESSION;

pub use channel_map::channel_map_toml;

pub use channel_map::parse_channel_map;

pub use channel_map::read_channel_map;

pub use registry::formats;

Modules

channel_map

Channel map files (ChannelMap under [remap]), TOML or JSON by extension.

container

Storage containers shared by every format: how bytes are stored, independent of what they mean.

core

Format-independent entry points: the Format trait, detection and opening, source listing, and chunk caching.

generic

Domain-independent recording formats.

registry

Every compiled-in Format, in detection order.