Jonathan Biemond

It looks like ECharts is a JavaScript library. It does seem very cool! Do you know of any Python equivalents?

I'm interested in opening a new PR for this based on @9ronoob 's work in #1372 @davidism Does the proposed solution above address any concerns?

As of PR #193 we now have a whitelist of optional libraries that at the start includes `sklearn`, `statsmodels`, `seaborn`, `plotly` and `ggplot`. If other libraries are required please request...

We can easily replace any calls to `plt.show()` with `plt.show(block=false)` would that give us the desired behaviour?

> I think adding `plt.close('all')` should do the trick right? @jonbiemond I fear not, I believe the code stops at `plt.show()` so it doesn't reach `plt.close('all')` until the popup is...

@aryandgandhi Are you working on this? I'd like to submit a PR.

I can't replicate this. Is there an example of a prompt that may return the DataFrame as a string? Here's what I tried: ```python In [11]: seattle_sales = pandas_ai(df, "Filter...

There is a slightly related PR already open: #93

@ahmad-shahi Thanks for reporting. Can you please share the log?

> Would it be possible to include some tests? On second thought, I don't see why that's necessary. Nothing new being added here as of these commits.