DataFrame accessors first-class support#47
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mariuszlitwin wants to merge 6 commits intogoogle:mainfrom
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DataFrame accessors first-class support#47mariuszlitwin wants to merge 6 commits intogoogle:mainfrom
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Accessors are part of pandas API - https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/development/extending.html. They allow to extend DataFrames with new funcionalities. API proposed by pandas is based on classes and isn't easily extendable. The one I am proposing here is more function-centric, compact and allows for easy extension of already existing accessor namespaces. See tests for details.
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This PR adds DataFrame accessors as a first-class functionality in Picatrix.
Accessors can now be added in a following way:
And later used as following if the validator matches the content of a DataFrame:
I also used the opportunity to clean up the configuration a little as many libraries and tools dropped support for Python 3.7 since the last PR.