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Implement File Loader for Blaze to Parse from Various Sources #54

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vamsikrishnagok opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 0 comments
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Issue Type:

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  • Enhancement

Description:

I propose implementing a versatile file loader for Blaze that enables parsing data from various sources, including but not limited to PDFs, websites, document files, and CSVs. This enhancement would enhance Blaze's capabilities to handle diverse data sources, making it more flexible for users working with different types of data.

Use Case:

As a user of Blaze, I often encounter datasets stored in different formats such as PDFs, websites, documents, and CSV files. Having a unified file loader would streamline the data loading process, allowing users to seamlessly incorporate data from various sources into Blaze.

Proposed Solution:

I suggest implementing a modular and extensible file loader that can handle parsing from PDFs, websites, document files (e.g., Word, Excel), and CSVs. The loader should be able to intelligently detect the file type and apply the appropriate parsing logic.

Additional Information:

This enhancement aligns with the goal of making Blaze a versatile and user-friendly tool for handling diverse datasets.
Consideration should be given to potential dependencies and the need for additional libraries or modules.
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