DataStation is a data IDE for developers. It allows you to easily pull data from SQL, HTTP APIs, and files (CSV, Parquet, Excel, nginx access logs, syslog, etc.); script against these files (in Python, JavaScript, Ruby, R, or Julia); and generate beautiful graphs. All in a single application.
This release adds a number of features, bug fixes, and usability improvements.
Multiple series in bar and pie graphs
You can now graph multiple series in bar charts and create nested
pie graphs.
Panel results stored on exit, recovered on startup
When you run a panel, the results are now stored and recovered when you exit the application and comeback. This is especially useful when dealing with long-running scripts or queries. You don't need to re-run them until you want to.
SQL Server
You can now create SQL Server connectors and run queries against
your SQL Server databases. Just like with all other databases you
can connect directly to a database or you can connect to one via an SSH proxy.
Guided warnings when dependent panels have not been run
DataStation is built around one panel pulling data from another
panel. If a panel references another panel that hasn't been run, a
warning will now be shown telling you that the dependent panel has
not yet been run.
Preview widget improvements
All tabs in the preview area are now syntax highlighted. And you can
resize the entire preview area by grabbing the resize handler in the bottom
left and dragging it left or right.
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Here's what's new in DataStation 0.0.5-alpha released today!
— DataStation (@multiprocessio) September 9, 2021
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