Uses of Package
dev.hardwood
Packages that use dev.hardwood
Package
Description
Core entry points for reading Parquet files.
Low-level Parquet file metadata types that mirror the Thrift definitions.
Parquet file readers with row-oriented and column-oriented APIs.
Amazon S3 backend for reading Parquet files from object storage.
Parquet file writer, with a columnar and a row-oriented API over one core.
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Classes in dev.hardwood used by dev.hardwoodClassDescriptionMarks a public API as experimental.Entry point for reading Parquet files with a shared thread pool.Context object that manages shared resources for Parquet file reading.Builder for a
HardwoodContext.AnOutputFilethat keeps the file in memory and hands it back.Abstraction for reading Parquet file data.Supplies the parsed footer of a file a reader opens, in place of the reader reading it.Abstraction for writing Parquet file data.Per-item nullability over a run of items, shared by the reader and the writer: the reader returns it (a column-reader leaf orSTRUCT/REPEATEDlayer scope), and the writer accepts it as a column's null mask. -
Classes in dev.hardwood used by dev.hardwood.metadataClassDescriptionMarks a public API as experimental.Abstraction for reading Parquet file data.
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Classes in dev.hardwood used by dev.hardwood.readerClassDescriptionMarks a public API as experimental.Context object that manages shared resources for Parquet file reading.Abstraction for reading Parquet file data.Per-item nullability over a run of items, shared by the reader and the writer: the reader returns it (a column-reader leaf or
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Classes in dev.hardwood used by dev.hardwood.s3ClassDescriptionMarks a public API as experimental.Abstraction for reading Parquet file data.
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Classes in dev.hardwood used by dev.hardwood.writerClassDescriptionMarks a public API as experimental.Abstraction for writing Parquet file data.Per-item nullability over a run of items, shared by the reader and the writer: the reader returns it (a column-reader leaf or
STRUCT/REPEATEDlayer scope), and the writer accepts it as a column's null mask.