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Disambiguation: There could also be better disambiguation between parse() and parse_file(), which do different things, but you can't tell by the function names.
Metadata lost: The parse() function simply reads and returns a pandas.DataFrame, not a sssom.MappingSetDataFrame.
Docs: read_csv() and read_pandas() are missing from the Python docs.
Edit: They are actually deprecated, but I don't know why.
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I am not opposed to redesign MSDF to look more like pandas.DataFrame overall. I will admit though that this is very low down the list of priorities right now.
I don't remember the point of the parse method, I would always use read_* methods..
@matentzn Thanks. Those methods are also not listed in the Python API documentation. I basically had to dig through the codebase until I found a function that worked.
I'll update the issue OP & title to be related to the read_* ones as well.
Edit: read_csv() and read_pandas() are actually deprecated, but I don't know why.
Sub-issues
.read_csv()
method like pandas instead of theparse()
function (Suggestion:MappingSetDataFrame
:.to_csv()
andread_csv()
#517).parse()
andparse_file()
, which do different things, but you can't tell by the function names.parse()
function simply reads and returns apandas.DataFrame
, not asssom.MappingSetDataFrame
.read_csv()
andread_pandas()
are missing from the Python docs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: