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Currently only data that can get served to the JLGui... and therefore can be rendered in the children table are meta.
It would be extremely cool to allow more arbitrary attributes to appear in this table. This could also be a way of setting what appears by default in the table.
This discussion was converted from issue #82 on February 19, 2024 23:15.
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Currently only data that can get served to the JLGui... and therefore can be rendered in the children table are meta.
It would be extremely cool to allow more arbitrary attributes to appear in this table. This could also be a way of setting what appears by default in the table.
Potential implementation:
Then in the server
For example I found it useful to have a list of a samples datasets in the children_df.
This could be a more general way of allowing that:
This probably should live in the
jupyer_cassini_server
extension.Perhaps we even move the
jlgui.extend_project
there and then haveextend_project
injecttechniques
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