feat: Add a new data toolkit #50
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This lets goose load up datasets, query them, and make inline charts - powered by duckdb and uplot
Kvadratni
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| [project.entry-points."goose.toolkit"] | ||
| artify = "goose_plugins.toolkits.artify:VincentVanCode" | ||
| data = "goose_plugins.toolkits.data:Data" |
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I have but one comment. Can we call it a bit less ambiguous? Something like data-processor ?
Also can you add it's description to the docs in docs/plugins/available-toolkits.md
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oh true Data Visualizer..idk
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This lets goose load up datasets, query them, and make inline charts - powered by duckdb and uplot