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epogrebnyak
commented on May 12, 2024
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I thought of tables too - might be a good feature!
Would doc.add_dataframe(df) need to do anything beyond doc.add_html(df.to_html())?
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epogrebnyak
commented on May 12, 2024
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Right! Jupyter also has scroll bars for the table and line shading, as more
advanced features, just to consider.
Maybe start with `doc.add_html(df.to_html())` as a placeholder and develop
on it later.
пн, 12 авг. 2019 г. в 17:45, Phu Sakulwongtana <[email protected]>:
… Maybe when the table is very big, we might only show some parts of the
start of the table and some parts at the end of the table (similar to
jupyer notebook, when showing a big dataframe).
This might be somewhat achieved using max_rows or max_cols. More of like
how we display the table itself.
But generally, doc.add_html(df.to_html()) is a good idea for a small table
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Phutoast
commented on May 12, 2024
Maybe when the table is very big, we might only show some parts of the start of the table and some parts at the end of the table (similar to jupyer notebook, when showing a big dataframe).
This might be somewhat achieved using max_rows or max_cols. More of like how we display the table itself.
But generally, doc.add_html(df.to_html()) is a good idea for a small table
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danijar
commented on May 12, 2024
Sounds good, I'll close this for now and add the documentation tag. We should include your one-liner in the user guide. If anybody has an actual need for more interactivity, feel free to open a new issue and we can discuss.
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