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Most Unixes have a watch command (install with brew install watch on macOS) that you could use:
watch rich --csv foobar.csv
Otherwise, it is common to use tail -f or less +F to watch files as new lines are added. This will not work perfectly with CSV files of course, but it's better than nothing. See for example:
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There is nothing built-in at the moment.
Most Unixes have a watch command that you could use:
watch rich --csv foobar.csv
Otherwise, it is common to use tail -f or less +F to watch files as new
lines are added. This will not work perfectly with CSV files of course, but
it's better than nothing. See for example:
- https://linuxhandbook.com/watch-logs-real-time/
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I want to load a CSV as a table, but as new lines are added, I want the table to automatically update. Is that possible?
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