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Add an example notebook on how to use the sdk #32
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Coverage resultsUpdate on 2023-12-06 17:11:08.848487262 +0000 This is the coverage report for commit 1c70e40
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Really nice, I can image very well that this will help our customers to easily get started! 🎉 Most of my comments/suggestions are minor capitalization changes.
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Please mention the notebook from somewhere in the docs, potentially also in the README. This file should be easily discoverable.
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I added a reference to the README, how do I add it to the docs? |
Please have a look at https://github.com/enlyze/enlyze-python/tree/master/docs, the docs are built and published automatically from here on every release. I'd say we could add a new top level section |
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Thanks for adding references in the docs and the README. Good to go from side 🚀
Description
This PR adds a new
examples/notebooks
directory with a first introduction to python sdk notebook. Reviewing the notebook is a bit inconvenient, maybe we should use nbdime or a differnet tool for that. Otherwise, it's easiest to look at the notebook as a complete file in the code.The notebook covers the basic steps from
CC: @fzobel