Quick look dashboard [WIP]

[capy-on-caffeine]

As mentioned in issue #794, we need a quicklook dashboard with basic interactivity. I'm exploring ways to do that and pushing it here for everyone to see. Any feedback is appreciated.

Currently, I'm trying to build the dashboard with plotly(dash) on self generated data. To run the dashboard locally, run pip install pandas dash.

python app.py run the app on localhost and can be seen.

[pep8speaks]

Hello @capy-on-caffeine! Thanks for updating this PR. We checked the lines you've touched for PEP 8 issues, and found:

• In the file dashboard/app.py:

Line 7:1: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment

Comment last updated at 2024-04-20 10:09:25 UTC

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[matteobachetti]

Hi @capy-on-caffeine , thanks for the PR. However, as you know, this work was conceived as a large project to be carried out during the Google Summer of Code. If someone is selected for GSoC, they will work the whole Summer on the dashboard, including a careful initial work on the design. Setting up a draft implementation now would be untimely. Hope you understand.

[capy-on-caffeine]

Hi @matteobachetti, I was trying to explore plotly for this purpose (being hopeful). If someone else gets to work on it, they can use it as a base, and I can later remove the PR