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Here is some feedback I have by checking out your latest code:

• you can remove the files folder and move the files 1 folder up
• you don't need classes for this exercise. Using classes will make the code hard to follow
• move the datafiles in the data folder (root of this repo)
• please remove the notebook folder and move the files 2 folders up
• use copy statement of postgres, you'll need this eventually so better start now

Testing... Testing... Testing...

Import Airly sensors measurements into database

Code discussed during the call.

To do: we need to figure out how to display Altair chart inside a ipywidget widget.

import ipywidgets as widgets
from IPython import display

class UI():
    
    def __init__(self):
        self.label = widgets.Label('Build Your Subquery')
        self.dd = widgets.Dropdown(value="hello", options=["hello", "goodbye"])
        self.dd.observe(self.callback)
        self.button = widgets.Button(description="Get Columns")
        self.out = widgets.Output()
        self.output = widgets.VBox([self.label, self.dd, self.button])
        self.button.on_click(self._btn_demo)

    def callback(self, change):
        self.label.value = str(change.owner.value)
        
    def _btn_demo(self, button):
        self.label.value = "you just pushed the button"

UI().output

@rafalroman could you do:

• project name: airly_sensors
• please add project idea in project_ideas
• rename folder rafalr to project_submissions
• Folder structure should be project_submissions -> airly_sensors -> files/notebook
• Consider not using class for now in your python workflow
• Consider add some documentation cells in the jupyter notebook

done after my first PR but better later then not at all(?)

Import Airly installations into postgres database (not public)