planetos-opennex-sample-output.txt

The available endpoint is:
    http://localhost:7645/data.csv
        Dataset: NEX-GDDP
        Models: CNRM-CM5, CCSM4, MPI-ESM-LR, MRI-CGCM3, MPI-ESM-MR, CESM1-BGC, MIROC5
        Scenarios: rcp45, rcp85, historical
        Variables: pr, tasmax, tasmin
        Dates: 1950-01-01 to 2100-12-31
        Region 1: (-87.2314, 18.6957), (-87.7588, 17.7356), (-88.1543, 16.2226),
                  (-86.9238, 16.3491), (-84.3311, 16.3913), (-82.7930, 14.9103),
                  (-83.1006, 13.1196), (-83.1885, 10.7551), (-81.3428, 9.2838),
                  (-79.8486, 10.2798), (-77.7832, 9.6305), (-76.6406, 8.1544),
                  (-78.0029, 6.5855), (-79.5410, 8.1544), (-80.2441, 6.9782),
                  (-81.6064, 7.3271), (-83.4521, 8.0239), (-86.1328, 9.6305),
                  (-86.3525, 10.9709), (-88.2422, 12.6055), (-91.4941, 13.5045),
                  (-92.9883, 14.6128), (-91.0547, 18.2789), (-87.2314, 18.6957)

        CSV columns and values:
          1 - Date
          2 - Longitude
          3 - Latitude
          4 - Model
          5 - Scenario
          6 - Variable
          7 - Value

Now it's possible to use curl http://localhost:7645/data.csv which outputs CSV as a stream while fetching chunks from S3.
Or curl http://localhost:7645/data.nc which fetches all the chunks first and unlike CSV output requires all chunks to get fetched before NetCDF could be created.