Sometimes it is useful to have a table like view our our data frame
data. This is provided with the frame_grid() method. It takes
the same parameters as the frame_object() and frame() methods.
If I have a collection named “photos.ds” and a previously defined frame name “captions-dates-locations” I can get that as a 2D JSON array with the folllowing—
c_name = 'photos.ds'
f_name = 'capations-dates-locations'
grid1 = dataset.frame_grid(c_name, f_name)
frame_grid() also includes the option to suppress a header row.
grid2 = dataset.frame_grid(c_name, f_name, use_header_row = False)
Explore the differences from grid1 and grid2`.