📄️ Influence Diagram
One of the distinctive aspects of Pyplan is the way we organize code through a hierarchical influence diagram, where each node represents a step in the loading, transformation, or processing of information.
📄️ Coding Window
Creating the First Application
📄️ Low Code
While many operations can be performed using Pyplan's wizards, more advanced tasks sometimes require editing the code of individual nodes. For this purpose, Pyplan provides a full code editor, available through the Code+Result view.
📄️ No Code
Pyplan is a platform designed so that users without programming skills can build and share Data Analytics and Planning applications. Building an application always starts with data input, which can be done manually or by reading from an external data source.
📄️ Analysis & Visualization
Pyplan is a no‑code / low‑code platform designed so that we can perform many data manipulation and processing tasks without writing code.
📄️ Console and Tools
Open the Console
📄️ Automatic Documentation
Pyplan can generate the documentation of nodes and modules of the influence diagram automatically. Instead of writing the description of each node by hand, we can ask Pyplan to analyze the code, the dependencies and the structure of the diagram and produce a description for us. The generated text is stored in the same Documentation field that we would normally edit manually, so we can review and refine it afterwards.
📄️ Pyplan Functions
This page provides detailed technical information about the functions available in the Pyplan API. Each function is crafted to perform specific operations essential for managing and interacting with Pyplan services.