exceltablekit 2.0.1

Python library for defining and styling Excel table ranges as objects, built on top of openpyxl.

ExcelTableKit

A declarative abstraction layer over openpyxl that simplifies styling Excel tables in .xlsx files. Define cell ranges as table objects and apply colors, fonts, borders, and alignment without touching PatternFill, Border, Side, or any other low-level openpyxl construct directly.

Installation

pip install exceltablekit

Requirements: Python >= 3.10

Quick start

Python

from exceltablekit.excel import ExcelManager, ExcelStyle

excel = ExcelManager("report.xlsx")
excel.set_table("A1", "D10")
excel.define_header(rows=1)

styles = ExcelStyle(excel)
styles.set_background("E8F4FD")
styles.set_font(type="Arial", size=11)
styles.set_alignment(horizontal="center", vertical="center")
styles.set_border()

styles.set_header_background("1F4E79")
styles.set_header_font(bold=True, hex_color="FFFFFFFF")
styles.set_header_border()
styles.auto_fit_columns()

CLI

# Apply default styling to a table range
exceltablekit style report.xlsx --start A1 --end D10 --header-rows 1

# Custom colors and border style
exceltablekit style report.xlsx --start A1 --end D10 \
  --bg "E8F4FD" --header-bg "1F4E79" --border-style thin

# Show installed versions
exceltablekit info

Documentation

Full API reference and guides at exceltablekit.readthedocs.io (coming soon).

License

MIT — Angyee Marin