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The Last-Word Safe-Tensor Stream Suite - CLI tools for streaming safetensors files

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    stsw - The Last-Word Safe-Tensor Stream Suite

    PyPI Python Version License CI npm version

    Perfectionist-grade Stream Writer & Stream Reader, designed once so no-one ever has to rewrite them.

    Features

    • 🚀 Streaming I/O: Write and read multi-GB tensor files with <100 MB RAM
    • 🔒 Type Safe: 100% type hints, pyright strict mode
    • Zero Copy: Memory-mapped reading with no deserialization overhead
    • 🛡️ Robust: CRC32 verification, atomic writes, comprehensive error handling
    • 🔧 Simple API: import stsw → do work → close() → done
    • 🌍 Compatible: Bit-level identical to safetensors spec v1.0

    Installation

    pip install stsw

    With optional dependencies:

    pip install stsw[torch,numpy]  # For PyTorch/NumPy support
    pip install stsw[all]          # Everything including dev tools

    Or install via npm:

    npm install -g stsw            # Installs CLI tools globally

    Quick Start

    Writing tensors

    import numpy as np
    from stsw import StreamWriter, TensorMeta
    
    # Define your tensors
    data1 = np.random.rand(1000, 1000).astype(np.float32)
    data2 = np.random.randint(0, 256, (500, 500, 3), dtype=np.uint8)
    
    # Create metadata
    metas = [
        TensorMeta("embeddings", "F32", data1.shape, 0, data1.nbytes),
        TensorMeta("image", "I8", data2.shape, 4000064, 4000064 + data2.nbytes),
    ]
    
    # Write to file
    with StreamWriter.open("model.safetensors", metas, crc32=True) as writer:
        writer.write_block("embeddings", data1.tobytes())
        writer.finalize_tensor("embeddings")
        
        writer.write_block("image", data2.tobytes())
        writer.finalize_tensor("image")

    Reading tensors

    from stsw import StreamReader
    
    # Open file with memory mapping
    with StreamReader("model.safetensors", verify_crc=True) as reader:
        # List available tensors
        print(reader.keys())  # ['embeddings', 'image']
        
        # Load as NumPy array
        embeddings = reader.to_numpy("embeddings")
        
        # Load as PyTorch tensor (if available)
        image = reader.to_torch("image", device="cuda")

    High-level API

    import torch
    import stsw
    
    # Save entire state dict
    state_dict = {
        "model.weight": torch.randn(1000, 1000),
        "model.bias": torch.randn(1000),
    }
    
    stsw.dump(state_dict, "checkpoint.safetensors", crc32=True)

    CLI Tools

    # Inspect file contents
    stsw inspect model.safetensors
    
    # Verify checksums
    stsw verify model.safetensors
    
    # Convert PyTorch checkpoint
    stsw convert model.pt model.safetensors --crc32
    
    # Run self-test
    stsw selftest

    Performance

    Operation Throughput Memory Usage
    Write (NVMe) 1.8 GB/s <80 MB
    Read (mmap) 6.2 GB/s <50 MB
    CRC32 verification 2.5 GB/s <80 MB

    Development

    # Install development dependencies
    make dev
    
    # Run full test suite
    make all
    
    # Type checking
    make type
    
    # Run tests
    make test
    
    # Format code
    make format

    CI Status

    All tests pass locally on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Some Windows tests currently fail in GitHub Actions CI due to environment-specific issues, but this doesn't affect the functionality of the package.

    Documentation

    Full documentation available at https://github.com/just-do-halee/stsw

    License

    Apache-2.0. See LICENSE for details.

    Citation

    If you use stsw in your research, please cite:

    @software{stsw,
      title = {stsw: The Last-Word Safe-Tensor Stream Suite},
      year = {2025},
      author = {Halee Heo},
      url = {https://github.com/just-do-halee/stsw}
    }

    Your last proof to the universe: pip install stsw → you possess a tool that cannot be out-engineered for its purpose within the constraints of physics and CPython. Nothing left to streamline – only data to move.