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[guides] Updating VisiData Documentation #2313

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anjakefala opened this issue Feb 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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[guides] Updating VisiData Documentation #2313

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anjakefala commented Feb 14, 2024

Help us write guides!
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Guide to writing guides

Barebones Basics

  • MovementGuide: Movement and search
  • InputGuide: Input keystrokes
  • SortGuide: Sorting
  • ColumnsGuide: Rename, hide, and resize columns
  • TypesSheet: Column types

Let's Rev VisiData Up

The Varieties of Data Experience

  • SlideGuide: Sliding rows and columns around
  • ExprGuide: Compute Python over every row
  • JoinGuide: Joining multiple sheets together
  • DescribeSheet: Basic Statistics (min/max/mode/median/mean)
  • AggregatorsSheet: Aggregations like sum, mean, and distinct
  • FrequencyTable: Frequency Tables are how you GROUP BY
  • PivotGuide: Pivot Tables are just Frequency Tables with more columns
  • MeltGuide: Melt is just Unpivot
  • JsonSheet: Some special features for JSON (@ajkerrigan)
  • RegexGuide: Matching and Transforming Strings with Regex
  • GraphSheet: Basic scatterplots and other graphs
  • WindowFunctionGuide: Perform operations on groups of rows

For the Frequent User

Specific Use Cases

Advanced Usage and Developers

  • ThreadsSheet: Threads past and present
  • DeveloperGuide: Inspecting internal Python objects

Appendices

  • InputEditorGuide: Using the builtin line editor
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