Adapt to API changes, configurable host

This update adapts the extension to the latest Daisy API changes, which now uses asset IDs rather than directly referencing csv tables.

Additionally, the host address can be now configured in the extension's settings: under jupyterlab_daisy the field Daisy Address will show up, which can be set accordingly. By default it points to localhost:8080.

This release is also available on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/jupyterlab-daisy/1.0.4/

1.0.2: UI/Functionality Update

Adapted the extension to the new API.

The UI now has animations, shows the amount of column that matched in a tool-tip, doesn't show duplicate tables anymore and items can be expanded to show details per column (e.g. profiling info).

Installation

1. Download the wheel (.whl file) attached to this release
2. Execute pip install <path_to_wheel> while your desired jupyter/conda environment is active
3. Then start Jupyter Lab in that environment, or if it was already running, refresh the browser window

Initial Release

Initial release for Daisy's Jupyterlab extension.

Installation

1. Download the wheel (.whl file) attached to this release
2. Execute pip install <path_to_wheel> while your desired jupyter/conda environment is active
3. Then start Jupyter Lab in that environment, or if it was already running, refresh the browser window