Add interactive view of catalog #723
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…n as a test - doc failure <=> broken
- Fix columns_with_iterables - Add widgets for multi filtering
…- this looks for iterable columns which look to be over the same lists & explodes them together
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This looks great - thanks for all your hard work here @charles-turner-1
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Change Summary
Add itables dependency as an interactive catalog viewer.
Itables has no dependencies (outside of pandas/numpy/Ipython, all of which we already depend on), so I haven't bothered making the import optional.
Displays polars df if possible, falling back to pandas if necessary. Not sure how much performance is going to be bottlenecked by JavaScript anyway.
I've added a demo of the interactive table view to the docs, which largely functions as a test for this. I don't know of any way to meaningfully test whether a Jupyter widget functions as we expect.
Tests are currently failing due to a 503 coming from what looks like a NOAA url:
EDIT 05/06/25
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N/A, this is something I dreamt up working on another project & seemed useful.
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