Description:

pdrepr 0.2.1

pdrepr
pdrepr takes a pandas DataFrame as input, and attempts to output a valid Python expression that will create an identical DataFrame. Supports multiindices for rows and columns, at least for the relatively
simple cases I have tested. DataFrames with datatypes other than strings, ints and floats should work if their
_repr__() method also returns a string that can be passed to eval(), resulting in a similar object.




Motivation
I was tired of having to manually construct DataFrames to be used in testing, especially the reference object to be compared with the resulting DF. With this package, such a code snipped can be created from the resulting DF.
Installation
Using poetry:
poetry add pdrepr

Using pipenv:
pipenv install pdrepr

Using pip:
pip install pdrepr

Usage
>>> from pdrepr import pdrepr

>>> pdrepr(df)
pd.DataFrame({'character': ['The Nude Organist', 'BBC continuity announcer', 'The Colonel'], 'played by': ['Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam', 'John Cleese', 'Graham Chapman']}).set_index(['character'])

>>> pd.DataFrame({'character': ['The Nude Organist', 'BBC continuity announcer', 'The Colonel'], 'played by': ['Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam', 'John Cleese', 'Graham Chapman']}).set_index(['character'])
played by
character
The Nude Organist Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam
BBC continuity announcer John Cleese
The Colonel Graham Chapman

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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