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notebookquery: SQL integration and table display for IPython notebooks

Install with pip:

pip install notebookquery

Then just import into a notebook:

import notebookquery

From there you can choose a database with %db at the start of a cell, for instance:

%db postgresql:///example

Then write a query with %%sql:

%%sql

select * from example_table;

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