A crude Hy handle on Pandas library

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Overview

Quickstart

Hyenas is a curde Hy handle written on top of Pandas API to allow for more elegant access to data-scientist's powerhouse that is Pandas.

Installation

To quickstart with Hyenas you will need to:

  1. Install Hy
  2. Download Hyenas by pulling this repository and executing the following commands:
cd ./hyenas
pip install -r requirements.txt
python -m build
pip install ./dist/hyenas-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl

Usage

Hyenas - while very humble in its Pandas API coverage as of now - currently boasts an SQL like interface to access dataframe structures.

(import [hyenas[*]])
(import [pandas [read_csv]])

(
    select  :cols [(count_agg "long_name") (mean_agg "weight_kg")] 
            :from_df (read_csv "/some/data/players_21.csv") 
            :group_by ["height_cm"]
)

Project Status

Hyenas is currently in its infancy. Collaboratos, Pull Requests and Issues are welcome.

Owner
Peter Výboch
Developer by profession and at heart. Close to data and/or close to metal is where I thrive.
Peter Výboch
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