I got tired of stitching together 15 analytics libraries, So I tried xelytics-core library
Posted by Gourav_graphicsnest@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 6 comments
Recently came across a Python package called xelytics-core while working on some analytics-heavy backend stuff.
Honestly feels pretty useful if you’re tired of constantly wiring together:
- pandas
- scipy
- sklearn
- statsmodels
- plotting libraries
- custom utility functions
for every single project.
What I liked is that it seems designed more for actual product/backend workflows instead of just notebooks or tutorials.
Looks useful for:
- AI dashboards
- internal analytics tools
- automated reporting
- SaaS metrics systems
- rapid PoCs
The new v0.3.0 release cleaned up a lot of APIs too.
Install was straightforward:
pip install xelytics-core
Curious if anyone here has tried it in production-type workflows yet, especially for AI/data products.
fiskfisk@reddit
At least there's an
utm_source=chatgpt.comin the pypi link.mikelwrnc@reddit
I find this suspicious. Project website has mostly broken links
RustOnTheEdge@reddit
Who wants to bet this is malware? Huge lib in 4 months, overwhelming docs, not repository, maintainer only has this package.
RustOnTheEdge@reddit
Oh 5yr old account, talking about NFTs 4 years ago, suddenly active again posting about this package?
Gourav_graphicsnest@reddit (OP)
Yeahh.. i used to sell NFTS when it was at peak so what
Gourav_graphicsnest@reddit (OP)
Not a malware, tested personally...also I know the devs thats why I shared... lol