Seeq-Spy Python Module Version 202.5 Released

The Seeq-Spy Python module has been updated to version 202.5, providing an easy-to-use interface for interacting with the Seeq Server. This module is particularly well-suited for users working with Jupyter, Pandas, and NumPy, making it a valuable tool for data analysis and visualization tasks. To utilize the Seeq-Spy module, users must have a Seeq Data Lab license.

This version requires Python 3.8 or later and is compatible with Pandas 2.x for enhanced data manipulation capabilities. Users can begin exploring the module by executing specific lines of code in Jupyter, which will create a SPy Documentation folder in their Jupyter directory. This folder includes a tutorial and command reference notebook to guide users through common tasks.

For more advanced functionalities, users may need to directly utilize the seeq.sdk module, which is also documented on the Python Package Index. The Seeq-Spy module can be upgraded separately from the main Seeq module by running the command pip install -U seeq-spy. It is designed to be compatible with Seeq Server version R60 and later.

For detailed installation and upgrade instructions, users should refer to the Installation page in the SPy documentation. Additional information regarding changes and version considerations can be found in the Change Log. The update also removes the `seeq.base.system` component, which remains in use by some libraries. Users can download the appropriate file for their platform and find guidance on package installation and file naming conventions in the documentation.