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A tip for those working with nested data, like JSON: you can make expand-cols prefix the column name with a character, for every level it expands. Just change a couple of settings in .visidatarc.:
vd.option('fmt_expand_dict', '›%s.%s', 'format str to use for names of columns expanded from dict (colname, key)') #default is '%s.%s'
vd.option('fmt_expand_list', '›%s[%s]', 'format str to use for names of columns expanded from list (colname, index)')
As a column is expanded, its name changes: element -> ›element.children -> ››element.children[0]. The change in prefix makes it faster to see which columns are expanded. Try it out!
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A tip for those working with nested data, like JSON: you can make
expand-colsprefix the column name with a character, for every level it expands. Just change a couple of settings in.visidatarc.:As a column is expanded, its name changes:
element->›element.children->››element.children[0]. The change in prefix makes it faster to see which columns are expanded. Try it out!Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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