PyAMS_table package
What is PyAMS?
PyAMS (Pyramid Application Management Suite) is a small suite of packages written for applications and content management with the Pyramid framework.
PyAMS is actually mainly used to manage web sites through content management applications (CMS, see PyAMS_content package), but many features are generic and can be used inside any kind of web application.
All PyAMS documentation is available on ReadTheDocs; source code is available on Gitlab and pushed to Github. Complete doctests are available in the doctests folder.
What is PyAMS_table?
PyAMS_table is a fork of z3c.table package; it provides the same features to generate HTML tables, but adapted to the Pyramid framework.
** Package API is also converted to common Python standards, using snake_case for variables and methods.
Changelog
2.0.2
updated buildout source
updated tests coverage configuration
2.0.1
updated Buildout configuration
2.0.0
upgraded to Pyramid 2.0
1.3.1
use internal tee to avoid multiple accesses to values getter (so that values adapters should be able to return iterators without any problem)
added support for Python 3.10 and 3.11
1.3.0
added table and row update events, with matching subscribers predicates; these events are enabled by default but can be disabled by setting custom table attributes
handle dynamic CSS classes by supporting callables
1.2.1
updated doctests
1.2.0
removed support for Python < 3.7
1.1.3
updated Gitlab-CI configuration
1.1.2
updated Gitlab-CI configuration
1.1.1
updated Gitlab-CI configuration
removed Travis-CI configuration
1.1.0
added methods to render cells and rows contents in JSON format
updated “adapter_config” decorator arguments names
1.0.2
updated doctests using ZCA hook
1.0.1
use current request registry instead of global registry to query adapters
1.0.0
initial release
1 maintainer
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