StructuredQueries.jl
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Link to stable documentation is broken?
The current README points to https://davidagold.github.io/StructuredQueries.jl/stable which current throws a 404.
Per the readme:
Documentation ... Is currently offline, since I just (as of 11/16/16) redesigned much of this package. Documentation will catch up in December, once this academic quarter is over.
Seems it has not caught up...
What is the current state and near-future plan for this package?
(I am aware of Query.jl. It is very impressive but I would love a more dplyr-like experience in Julia.)
Unfortunately I think David is quite busy these days, so the package probably won't be ready before some time.
@ValdarT I'm currently investigating a dplyr like interface for Query.jl, in addition to the LINQ like API that is there already. In principle the architecture of Query.jl is such that it can support multiple user facing APIs, so this would be one example of that. But absolutely no timeline at this point, I'm afraid :)
@davidanthoff This would be fantastic, I hope it works out. And thank you for all the great work!
@ValdarT, yes, unfortunately school has been consuming my time lately. A dplyr-like manipulation framework for Julia would indeed be great --- dplyr/tidyr are among the things I like best about working in R. It's possible I'll dust this project off this summer, or find some way to contribute such an interface to Query.jl.
On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 10:00 AM, ValdarT [email protected] wrote:
@davidanthoff https://github.com/davidanthoff This would be fantastic, I hope it works out. And thank you for all the great work!
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@davidagold If there is something I can do to entice you to contribute to Query in some way, please let me know, that would be awesome! Are you coming to juliacon this year?