[Experiment] Python code display in front end #514
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This PR isn't intending to be merged in its current state, but explores some of the options from #347
I've tried to think about how we might auto-generate the ~"5 lines of scivision code" needed to load a datasource, a model and generate a prediction. The difficulty I realise it that that isn't actually how scivision works currently, there is no simple "5 lines" approach. We could come closer to that after #480 is resolved, especially if this results in no additional steps between
load_datasetandmodel.predict. A model page could then have code displayed like so (see the code changes in this PR):Having said this, it might be preferable to not have any code on the model pages and instead save this specifically for the proposed matching page in #347