Add link to ORM package

[s2t2]

Hi, I created a package called gspread-models to provide an ORM style interface on top of gspread.

I would like to add a link from the gspread docs to the gspread-models homepage.

I chose a spot in the docs I thought might be appropriate, but I'm open to edits and suggestions.

I am new to RST but I tried to follow the other examples.

[alifeee]

The package you have made looks interesting and useful! :)

I do not think it needs to be called "gspread models". It is not related to gspread. It only uses the API. It could be "google sheets ORM" or anything you like. I only say this as sometimes people come into this repository for addon questions (for example with gspread-formatting), but we do not create these packages.

I think(?) we do not currently link to other projects like https://github.com/robin900/gspread-formatting or this project, but maybe it would be nice to have this somewhere like "extra tools"/"community addons" in the documentation.

Will also get @lavigne958's thoughts and then decide to link to this somewhere.

[s2t2]

OK cool, thanks!

I had seen links to gspread-pandas and gspread-dataframe near the bottom of the user guide:
https://docs.gspread.org/en/latest/user-guide.html#using-gspread-with-pandas

The gspread-models package does use and require gspread. But I would be happy to rename the package if desired. Just let me know.

Alternatively, if we want to incorporate the model-based functionality into gspread, and sunset gspread-models, I would be happy to introduce a PR.

[lavigne958]

Hi thank you for this collaboration.

I don't mind so much the name, there are already gspread-formating and gspread-dataframe after all.

I am not too sure this should be placed in Advanced section, rather in the Example of gspread section.

you could add-yourself a new section at the after numpy section.

You don't need to have a large detailed text, it's all up to you I would say.

[lavigne958]

this won't pass the test, the doc won't build.
please extend the length of the underlying markers (-) and (~) to be aligned with the text above them.

[lavigne958]

I like the idea of having a dedicated section about "Extended tools" or "Community extensions".