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Name: lazylines
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Author: Vincent D. Warmerdam
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# lazylines 

This project contains a minimal method-chained API to deal with `.jsonl` files. 
It's made as a personal companion for the `db-out` output from Prodigy. The API
is inspired by [dplyr](https://dplyr.tidyverse.org/) and is designed to be lazy.

At the moment this repo is still a work in progress. I'm using this tool from time to time in my own work to see if features are missing. 

Things that might be nice:

- [ ] some spaCy helpers that can attach specific information in the right format
- [ ] something that can automate the docs for me
