Add Pandas profile.py analyzer for JSON, CSV/TSV, and Parquet
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JSON, CSV, TSV, and Parquet files now have a Pandas data profile analyzer for local filesystems, remote object stores (S3), and remote HTTP(S) locations. The profiler also runs against all SQLAlchemy compatible URLs, so `TablePath` and `ViewPath` locations are also analyzed with Pandas. I also took the opportunity to fix a bug in the Frictionless, GenSON, and DuckDB columns.py analyzers, which were using forward reference types for their `create_analyzer` methods. Since these analyzers both had the same class name, the bug caused the plugins to all resolve to the first analyzer class that it saw. Thus, DuckDB's analyzer was returned for the Frictionless and GenSON analyzers as well. Future work: * And Pandas's `DataFrame.hist()` data to the profile. * Add sampling support to the analyzer.
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JSON, CSV, TSV, and Parquet files now have a Pandas data profile analyzer for local filesystems, remote object stores (S3), and remote HTTP(S) locations. The profiler also runs against all SQLAlchemy compatible URLs, so
TablePathandViewPathlocations are also analyzed with Pandas.I also took the opportunity to fix a bug in the Frictionless, GenSON, and DuckDB columns.py analyzers, which were using forward reference types for their
create_analyzermethods. Since these analyzers both had the same class name, the bug caused the plugins to all resolve to the first analyzer class that it saw. Thus, DuckDB's analyzer was returned for the Frictionless and GenSON analyzers as well.Future work:
DataFrame.hist()data to the profile.