Share and Edit Pandas Dataframes with a Link!
Project description
Instantly Share and Modify Dataframes With a Web Interface From Anywhere with One Line
Goal
This package enables cross-collaboration between nontechnical and technical contributors by allowing developers to generate a URL for free with one line of code that they can then send to nontechnical contributors enabling them to modify the dataframe with a web app. Then, they can send it back to the developer, directly generating the modified dataframe, maintaining code continuity, and removing the burden of file transfer and conversion to other file formats.
Technical Contributor Features
pip install share-df- one function call to generate link to send, accessible anywhere
- changes made by client are recieved back as a dataframe for seamless development
Nontechnical Contributor Features
- Easy Google OAuth login
- Seamless UI to modify the dataframe
- Change column names
- Drag around columns
- Change all values
- Rename columns
- Add new columns and rows
- Send the results back with the click of a button
How to Run
pip install share-df- If you do not already have one, generate an auth token for free in less than a minute with ngrok
- Create a .env file in your directory with NGROK_AUTHTOKEN=
- import and call the function on any df!
Example Code
import pandas as pd
from share_df import pandaBear
df = pd.DataFrame({
'Name': ['John', 'Alice', 'Bob', 'Carol'],
'City': ['New York', 'London', 'Paris', 'Tokyo'],
'Salary': [50000, 60000, 75000, 65000]
})
df = pandaBear(df)
print(df)
Future Functionality
- True Asynchronicity with ipyparallel
- Code Recreation (instead of overwriting the df just solve the code needed)
- The package is not working on Google Collab currently, but is working for local scripting or notebooks
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