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Allow csv and text file support on sleap track #1875
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Allow csv and text file support on sleap track #1875
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Design choice: we may want to be less sensitive to column naming. It's probably fair to assume that the first column of the CSV is the input path and the second column is the output path.
It'd be great to add some logic to auto-detect if the column names are present in the first row or not, and ignore it appropriately. An easy way would be to just do a
Path(df.iloc[0, 0]).exists()
and if not (or if it's not a path -- not sure if pathlib does any checking), then assume that it's a column name row and skip it.