fix: Improved Python print support for MultiIndex, NumPy arrays, etc #1618
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This PR makes a few improvements to the patched Python print function:
DataFrames
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NumPy Arrays
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Lists / Dicts with DataFrames / Arrays
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Unfortunately, the react-json-view component doesn't make it super clean to plug in a custom renderer if a DataFrame is embedded in a List, for example. So I'm just rendering it as JSON, which I think is still an improvement over the previous plain text format.
I have a semi-hacky solution for this if you're interested, but considering lists of DataFrames seems less common, I left that out.
Full Sample Script
Here's the full script I used for testing: