build: use soft package dependencies #105
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This pull request addresses issue #94 by implementing soft package dependencies. Instead of forcing users to install all package dependencies, this change allows for optional installation of certain packages based on the features the user wants to use. The following packages are now marked as optional:
jupytershinynumpymatplotlibseabornUsers can choose to install these packages only if they need the corresponding features.
After this change
# Install all the required and soft dependencies (recommended for beginners) pip install maidr[all]# Install the minimal and required dependencies only (for advanced users who maintain their own dependencies) pip install maidr# Install required dependencies + optional data science packages (currently, `jupyter` only, but we may be able to move `numpy`, `matplotlib`, and `seaborn` down here) pip install maidr[datascience]# Install required dependencies + dashboard packages (currently, `shiny` only, but will be able to add more packages later, such as `streamlit` as we support them) pip install maidr[dashboard]Closes #94