DashTable
dashtable has functions for converting data to reStructuredText tables and Markdown tables, as well as methods for generating data from these text-tables. It can quickly convert html tables to rst, but you may have better results with pandoc.
Methods
- html2rst:
Convert html table to RST grid table
- html2md:
Convert html table to Markdown table
- data2md:
Convert a list of lists of strings to Markdown Table
- data2rst:
Convert a list of lists of strings to RST grid Table
- data2simplerst:
Convert a list of lists of strings to a simple RST Table
- grid2data:
Convert an RST grid table to data
- simple2data:
Convert a simple RST table to data
Installation
dashtable can be installed using pip:
sudo pip install dashtable
Depending on how you’d like to use dashtable, you may need to install some dependencies.
Dependencies
Several of the functions in dashtable have no outside requirements. However, for the following functions you will need to install certain dependencies:
- html2rst:
- html2md:
- html2data:
- grid2data:
- simple2data:
Usage
Complete documentation on usage can be found on Read the Docs.
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