csvtomd VS ten-weeks-of-plugins

But rather than type this all out by hand, there are free tools that facilitate the process. If you need to insert the cell values one by one, you can use a tool like Tables Generator. If you already have your data in a CSV file, then you can use open source libraries like csvtomd to convert the data directly to a Markdown table.

def _execution_mode(ctx, inputs): delegate = ctx.params.get("delegate", False) if delegate: description = "Uncheck this box to execute the operation immediately" else: description = "Check this box to delegate execution of this task" inputs.bool( "delegate", default=False, required=True, label="Delegate execution?", description=description, view=types.CheckboxView(), ) if delegate: inputs.view( "notice", types.Notice( label=( "You've chosen delegated execution. Note that you must " "have a delegated operation service running in order for " "this task to be processed. See " "https://docs.voxel51.com/plugins/index.html#operators " "for more information" ) ), ) def resolve_delegation(self, ctx): return ctx.params.get("delegate", False)

Stay tuned for the remainder of these ten weeks as we continue to pump out a killer lineup of plugins! You can track our journey in our ten-weeks-of-plugins repo — and I encourage you to fork the repo and join me on this journey!

Over the past year, I’ve created a lot of GitHub repositories. Some of these repositories, such as my 10 Weeks of Plugins repo, are effectively aggregators — centralized locations that I can drive people to, almost like a personal Awesome list. Other repositories like VoxelGPT contain many moving pieces. Others still like Papers with Data are essentially minimum viable products for websites!