Taras Novak

well, I got it to work with a custom leaflet map renderer in vscode: https://github.com/RandomFractals/vscode-leaflet#pyolite-notebook-example only using Pyolite to load geoJSON tho :(

We'll have to add `JSONL` format. Those are the two most frequently used line delimited JSON document formats.

ha! I forgot about logging this. @danmarshall would be nice to have both, from file & pipe as described in #213

no, but you can call it with data file uri to open data preview similar to how I suggested you integrate vega viewer with SandDance in #153 so, you'd just...

and you can check if data preview is installed via get commands: ``` // execute requested data preview command let viewDataCommand: string = 'vscode.open'; // default commands.getCommands().then(availableCommands => { if...

yeah, I think to have it scale, writing to disk in raw arrow data format, rather than CSV might be a better option and than have SandDance or some other...

@danmarshall have you looked into this yet?

yeah, @gramster: that's the one scenario where I think we are close to getting it work once you go ga ;) still, that's only in the context of .net interactive...

vscode doesn't have any built-in data piping mechanism or api for extensions to share data. so, anything you guys want to design for sandance and other extensions to do it...

btw, you can also run vega specs in Vega Viewer in vscode, with local data files loading, over 580 built-in vega and vega-lite json spec examples, etc. :) https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=RandomFractalsInc.vscode-vega-viewer