📊 quickreport

Instantly turn any CSV into a beautiful, shareable HTML report — with charts, statistics, and data preview. Zero dependencies.

🤔 Why quickreport?

You have a CSV. You want to share insights with someone who doesn't know pandas. quickreport generates a single self-contained HTML file you can email, share, or open in any browser.

quickreport sales.csv
# ✅ Report generated: sales_report.html
# 📊 500 rows × 8 columns
# 🌐 Opening in browser...

📦 Installation

pip install quickreport

🚀 Usage

CLI

quickreport data.csv                     # auto-opens report in browser
quickreport data.csv report.html         # custom output filename
quickreport data.csv --no-open           # don't auto-open browser

Library

from quickreport import Report, generate

# Full control
r = Report("sales.csv")
print(r.rows)       # 500
print(r.columns)    # 8
print(r.summary)    # dict of key stats
r.generate("report.html")

# One-liner
generate("sales.csv", "report.html")

# Get HTML as string (for web apps, email, etc.)
html = r.to_html()

📋 What's in the report

• Summary bar — rows, columns, missing values, duplicate rows, file size
• Per-column cards with:
  • Numeric columns → min, max, mean, median, null count + bar chart
  • Text columns → unique count, null count, top 5 most common values
• Data preview — first 10 rows in a clean table
• Single HTML file — no internet needed, share it anywhere

🆚 quickreport vs pandas-profiling

🧪 Running Tests

pip install pytest
pytest tests/ -v

📄 License

MIT — free to use in personal and commercial projects.