Enhance decorator to check returned tuple dataframes and input dataframes #66
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str: arg name of the input argument to the decorated function to check int: the entry in a tuple returned by the decorated function to check None: check the single dataframe return by the decorated function (default functionality for backward compatibility)
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I will look into the issue on why it failed the linting under python 3.7, but not under 3.6/3.5 |
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added indent on test_multi_check parameter
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Code for issue 65: #65
The current implementation only allows a singular result dataframe checked
This change expands this functionality to allow the decorator to include checking returned dataframes in tuples as well as specifying input dataframes.