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In many occasions, name of distant cousin table fields like driver__vehicle__part__manufacturer can be too verbose and hard to manage. I often find myself renaming these to a more convenient name, but that requires chaining an additional rename on top of the result.
I suggest allowing user to supply a name mapping as a dict() where keys() are used in the regular to_dataframe fashion, while items() are used as columns= value for renaming, before the dataframe is returned. Here's what it would look like
In many occasions, name of distant cousin table fields like
driver__vehicle__part__manufacturer
can be too verbose and hard to manage. I often find myself renaming these to a more convenient name, but that requires chaining an additional rename on top of the result.I suggest allowing user to supply a name mapping as a
dict()
wherekeys()
are used in the regularto_dataframe
fashion, whileitems()
are used ascolumns=
value for renaming, before the dataframe is returned. Here's what it would look likeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: