sphinxcontrib-excel-table-plus 1.0.8.2

Installation

You can install it via pip:

$ pip install sphinxcontrib-excel-table-plus

or install it from source code:

$ git clone https://github.com/emerge-ehri/sphinxcontrib-excel-table-plus.git
$ cd sphinxcontrib-excel-table-plus
$ python setup.py install

Setup

Add sphinxcontrib.excel_table_plus to your conf.py file:

extensions = ['sphinxcontrib.excel_table_plus']

And you need to copy the resource files to your sphinx source directory, the resource files has been installed to your python system path if you install the package via pip, you can copy them from the installation path. You can get the installation path through:

python -c "import sphinxcontrib.excel_table_plus; print sphinxcontrib.excel_table_plus"

for example in Mac:

$ INSTALLATION_PATH=/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/sphinxcontrib/excel_table_plus/
$ cp $INSTALLATION_PATH/resources/_templates/layout.html path/to/your/project/_templates/
$ cp $INSTALLATION_PATH/resources/_static/handsontable.full.min.js path/to/your/project/_static/
$ cp $INSTALLATION_PATH/resources/_static/handsontable.full.min.css path/to/your/project/_static/

or you can copy the resource files from source code directly.

Usage

Here is the syntax to present your excel file in sphinx documentation:

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx

This will translate to:

As you can see, it supports merged cells, and this is the mainly goal this contrib will achieve, because other sphinxcontrib excel extensions don’t support this feature, and are not convenient to implement it. The sphinxcontrib-excel-table-plus can do this easily using openpyxl library.

Options

This sphinxcontrib provides the following options:

file (required)

Relative path (based on document) to excel documentation. Note that as openpyxl only supports excel xlsx/xlsm/xltx/xltm files, so this contrib doesn’t support other old excel file formats like xls.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx

(NEW IN PLUS) transforms (optional)

Relative path (based on document) to a json file that contains configuration for transforming cell values in the table using regular expressions. There are two “type”s of transformations that can be configured, both types will use a regex search to find all “matcher”s and substitute them with the corresponding “replacer”s. The type=”decoder” version will additionally replace named group portions with decoded values (see below for how to configure). The schema for the json and the meaning is as follows:

{
    "transforms" : array of transforms with the following structure
        {   "type"    : (required) string enumeration (allowed values "substitution" or "decoder")
            "rows"    : (optional) csv string of row numbers to apply this transform, if blank or missing then all rows (e.g. "1", "1, 3, 4")
            "cols"    : (optional) csv string of column numbers to apply this transform, if blank or missing then all columns (e.g. "1", "1, 3, 4")
            "matcher" : (required) python regular expression to match and identify groupings to transform in "replacer" attribute (e.g. "(?P<label>Required|Fixed|Optional): ")
            "replacer": (required for type=substitution) python regular expression that replaces the matcher expression (e.g. for substitution "<b>\\1:</b>, for decoder "<a href=\\'{decoder.href}\\'>\\1</a>)" ")
            "group_decoders" : (required for type=decoder) array [] of the following sub-structure...
                {   "group"    : (required) the regex grouper name from the "matcher" regex (e.g.  "label")
                    "decoders" : (required) a structure that maps to a python dictionary of key : object pairs
                        (e.g.
                            key        : object of attribute : value pairs for substituting with the {decoder.attribute} replacements in the "replacer" string before final substitutions              :
                            "Required" : {"href":"val1", "attrib2":"otherval1"},
                            "Fixed"    : {"href":"val2", "attrib2":"otherval2"},
                            "Optional" : {"href":"val3", "attrib2":"otherval3"}
                        )
                }
        }
}

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :transforms: path/to/transforms.json

sheet (optional)

Specify the name of the sheet to dispaly, if not given, it will default to the first sheet in the excel file.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :sheet: Sheet2

Note this contrib can only display one sheet in one excel-table-plus directive, but you can display different sheet in one excel in different directives.

rows (optional)

Specify the row range of one sheet do display, the default is to display all rows in one sheet, if you use this option, remember to specify a range seperated by a colon.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :rows: 1:10

selection (optional)

Selection defines from and to the selection reaches. If value is not defined, the whole data from sheet is taken into table. And if selection is used, it must specify the from and to range seperated by a colon.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :selection: A1:D10

overflow (optional)

Prevents table to overlap outside the parent element. If ‘horizontal’ option is chosen then table will appear horizontal scrollbar in case where parent’s width is narrower then table’s width. The default is ‘horizontal’, if you want to disable this feature, you can set false to this option.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :overflow: false

tablewidth (optional)

Defines spreadsheet width in pixels. Accepts number, string (that will be converted to a number). The underlying spreadsheet implementation defaults to a width of 600px, you can change the value here if needed.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :tablewidth: 1000

colwidths (optional)

Defines column widths in pixels. Accepts number, string (that will be converted to a number), array of numbers (if you want to define column width separately for each column) or a function (if you want to set column width dynamically on each render). The default value is undefined, means the width will be determined by the parent elements.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :colwidths: 100

row_header (optional)

To decide whether to show the row header, the default is true, means to show the row header, you can set this to false to disable the row header.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :row_header: false

col_header (optional)

To decide whether to show the col header, the default is true, means to show the col header, you can set this to false to disable the col header.

.. excel-table::
   :file: path/to/file.xlsx
   :col_header: false

1.0.0

• Refactor the code to one folder

1.0.1

• Add margin bottom to excel table div

1.0.2

• Add row_header and col_header option to control whether to show the headers

1.0.3

• Fix bug when openpyxl upgrade to 2.5.2

1.0.4

• Add python 3 support

1.0.6

• Fix bug when calls to the same file multiple times chunks the table together

• Fix bug date NameError when running in Python 3

• Use the new merged_cells interface of openpyxl

1.0.7

• Adds the ability to set the table width

1.0.8

• Fix REAEME about table width usage

1.0.8.1

• Added html renderer to columns. based on fork from original sphinxcontrib-excel-table project.