fix(readme): added chain + fixed hop malformat#536
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@dess890 you can see the entries here: https://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry/tree/master/graphistry/compute/predicates weirdly:
for usage, it's generally something like from graphistry import n, e, is_in
g2 = g1.chain([
n({
'k1': 'v',
'k2': is_in(['a', 'b', 'c'])
}),
e(),
n(),
...
])Getting a quick description + example for each predicate would help, especially more interesting args. They are, by design, exact API matches to the pandas tabular equivalents they pass through to. |
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@dess890 just checking in here, saw this was dangling |
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@aucahuasi realizing this just needs a review whenever you get the chance |
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do you know where I can find anything on predicates to fill it out?
re: #530