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Hey, this sounds really interesting and I'd like to play around with it. However, I'm a novice and run into the following issue: >>> examples.sales <DataNode>
by mdevere 9y ago
Hey, this sounds really interesting and I'd like to play around with it. However, I'm a novice and run into the following issue:
>>> examples.sales
<DataNode>
No idea what a DataNode is so am struggling to actually see the data! Any tips?
- kevinemoore 9y agotry: example.sales() it's shorthand for: example.sales._data()
- noobermin 9y agoFor the future, learn to use dir().
- akarve 9y agoIs there an example in the docs that just shows `examples.sales`? If so please let me know and I'll fix it. I searched and couldn't find such an example (though maybe, through the "magic" of Chrome's service-worker, got an old version of the website). As mentioned by Kevin `()` or `_data()` is what you need.