docs: Update ecosystem page in user guide w/ new libraries and structure #17525
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| pip install 'polars[plot]' | ||
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| [LanceDB](https://lancedb.com/) is a developer-friendly, serverless vector database for AI applications. They have added a direct integration with Polars. LanceDB can ingest Polars dataframes, return results as polars dataframes, and export the entire table as a polars lazyframe. You can find a quick tutorial in their blog [LanceDB + Polars](https://blog.lancedb.com/lancedb-polars-2d5eb32a8aa3) |
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Nitpick but should it be "Polars" or "polars" (or it doesn't matter)? I'm always switching between the two in my docs but some consistency would be good :)
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Good find. It should be Polars. I'll fix it when I am back at my computer.
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| [LanceDB](https://lancedb.com/) is a developer-friendly, serverless vector database for AI applications. They have added a direct integration with Polars. LanceDB can ingest Polars dataframes, return results as polars dataframes, and export the entire table as a polars lazyframe. You can find a quick tutorial in their blog [LanceDB + Polars](https://blog.lancedb.com/lancedb-polars-2d5eb32a8aa3) | ||
| ```python | ||
| pip install 'polars[plot]' |
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Not sure why the quotes were originally in there, quotes aren't allowed here. It should be pip install polars[plot] without quotes.
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Which OS are you on?
I am on MacOS, when I run pip install polars[plot] without quotes, I get this error no matches found: polars[plot].
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Windows, I'll check on WSL when I get home from work.
C:\>pip install polars[plot]
<works>
C:\>pip install 'polars[plot]'
ERROR: Invalid requirement: "'polars[plot]'"
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Interesting. We also use the quotes in the Setup section (link) of the README:
Install Polars with all optional dependencies.
pip install 'polars[all]'
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Huh. That's a bit irritating for documentation. Probably not worth mentioning unless you want to make a quick tabbed interface with a separate Windows tab.
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Typically it's double-quotes rather than single (at least... in my limited experience ;)
pip install "package[stuff]"
Adding Pandera and Iceberg to the ecosystem page. Also restructured the page so all libraries are under a category.
Related to #17520
I left the examples out for now as the change got too big and too diverse. I will add those in the near future.