It doesn't look like marimo is going to provide functionality like that provided in Jupyter based on this issue. The suggest using chart = ggsql.render_altair(table, "VISUALISE x, y DRAW point").
My concern is that your blog post suggests you will provide different render methods. I wonder if there could be a more generic render method, like .render_visual(), that takes options for a default renderer, making my code a little more robust moving forward.
Super excited about ggsql. Thanks for the work.
It doesn't look like marimo is going to provide functionality like that provided in Jupyter based on this issue. The suggest using
chart = ggsql.render_altair(table, "VISUALISE x, y DRAW point").My concern is that your blog post suggests you will provide different render methods. I wonder if there could be a more generic render method, like
.render_visual(), that takes options for a default renderer, making my code a little more robust moving forward.Super excited about ggsql. Thanks for the work.