a minimal & modular Zarr implementation in TypeScript
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Zero dependencies (optionally
scijs/ndarray) - Runs natively in Node, Browsers, and Deno (ESM)
- Supports v2 or v3 protocols, C & F-order arrays, diverse data-types, and ZEP2 Sharding
- Allows flexible storage backends and compression codecs
- Provides rich, in-editor type information via template literal types
npm install zarritaRead the documentation to learn more about other environments.
import * as zarr from "zarrita";
const store = new zarr.FetchStore("http://localhost:8080/data.zarr");
const arr = await zarr.open(store, { kind: "array" }); // zarr.Array<DataType, FetchStore>
// read chunk
const chunk = await arr.getChunk([0, 0]);
// Option 1: Builtin getter, no dependencies
const full = await zarr.get(arr); // { data: Int32Array, shape: number[], stride: number[] }
// Option 2: scijs/ndarray getter, includes `ndarray` and `ndarray-ops` dependencies
import { get } from "@zarrita/ndarray";
const full = await get(arr); // ndarray.Ndarray<Int32Array>
// read region
const region = await get(arr, [null, zarr.slice(6)]);Read the documentation to learn more.