feat: Create user guide for eegdash #149
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This commit introduces a new user guide for the eegdash library, inspired by the documentation of scipy and scikit-learn. The user guide (`docs/source/user_guide.rst`) provides a comprehensive overview of the `EEGDash` and `EEGDashDataset` objects, explaining how to: - Initialize both objects. - Query for data using simple filters and advanced MongoDB-style queries. - Use the library in offline mode with local data. - Access and load EEG data from the dataset. The guide includes numerous code snippets to illustrate the functionality. Additionally, this commit includes the following changes to support the documentation build: - Added the `sphinx.ext.graphviz` extension to `docs/source/conf.py`. - Fixed formatting issues in `examples/eeg2025/tutorial_challenge_1.py` to resolve build errors.
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This commit introduces a new user guide for the eegdash library, inspired by the documentation of scipy and scikit-learn.
The user guide (
docs/source/user_guide.rst) provides a comprehensive overview of theEEGDashandEEGDashDatasetobjects, explaining how to:The guide includes numerous code snippets to illustrate the functionality.
Additionally, this commit includes the following changes to support the documentation build:
sphinx.ext.graphvizextension todocs/source/conf.py.examples/eeg2025/tutorial_challenge_1.pyto resolve build errors.