dbxplay 0.1.0

A Databricks-like interactive display() function for Jupyter Notebooks, AWS Glue, Google Colab, and VS Code.

dbxplay

A Databricks-like interactive display() function for Jupyter Notebooks, AWS Glue, Google Colab, and VS Code.

Brings the beautiful, interactive table UI from Databricks into any Python notebook environment — with sorting, filtering, searching, customizable X/Y charting, data profiling, context menus, column resizing, CSV/Excel export, and more.

Features

Feature	Description
🔍 Global Search	Instant full-text search across all columns & values
↕️ Column Sorting	Click column headers to sort ascending/descending
🔽 Column Filtering	Per-column value checkbox dropdowns
📊 Custom Visualization	Customizable X/Y axes & aggregations (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX)
📋 Data Profile	Overview stats & pop-out closeable distribution charts
🎯 Filter by Value	Right-click any cell → "Filter by this value"
🚫 Exclude Value	Right-click → "Exclude this value"
📋 Copy as CSV/TSV/Markdown	Right-click → Copy as → choose format
📥 Download CSV / Excel	Top Table ∨ dropdown → Download
📐 Column Resizing	Drag column borders to resize
📄 Side Panel	Row detail view panel
🔢 Data Type Icons	Automatic type badges (ABC, #, 1.2, T/F, 📅, {})
✅ Zero Dependencies	Self-contained HTML/CSS/JS — works everywhere

Installation

pip install dbxplay

Or install locally in editable mode:

pip install -e .

Quick Start

from dbxplay import display
import pandas as pd

df = pd.read_csv("your_data.csv")
display(df)

Supported Data Types

• Pandas DataFrames
• Polars DataFrames
• PySpark DataFrames (auto-limited to prevent OOM)
• Lists of dicts — [{"a": 1, "b": 2}, ...]
• Dicts of lists — {"a": [1, 2], "b": [3, 4]}

Usage

from dbxplay import display

# Basic usage
display(df)

# With options
display(df, limit=500, title="My Data", height=400)

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
data	DataFrame/list/dict	(required)	The data to display
limit	int	1000	Max rows to render
title	str	"Table"	Tab title in the top bar
height	int	None	Fixed height in px (auto-sizes to ~520px)

Context Menu (Right-Click)

Right-click any cell to access:

• Copy (⌘C)
• Copy as → CSV, TSV, Markdown
• Filter by this value
• Exclude this value
• Toggle side panel

License

MIT