Add writing complex data to docs
See original GitHub issueIs there a recommended way how to save complex data? I found some option on stack overflow, but they don’t seem to satisfactory.
The main point of having self-describing data which I write as binary data, is that people can just read the data, and don’t have to worry how to interpret it. Thus, the only viable option to me would be using engine='h5netcdf'
.
On the other hand, if something like adding an axis would be done internally by xarray
it would be also OK, as everyone could read my data using the library.
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It might make sense to implement engine=“hdf5” as an alias for engine=“h5netcdf” with invalid_netcdf=True. It would certainly be a more ergonomic API.
I opened an issue to discuss this in the CF convention issue tracker – let’s see what they think: https://github.com/cf-convention/cf-conventions/issues/204