Upsurge
A Python library for creating multi-format reports with support for sections, text, images, plots, tables, and multiple pages with internal links.
Features
- Multi-page Reports: Create reports with multiple pages and navigation
- Rich Content: Support for text, images, matplotlib plots, and pandas tables
- Multiple Formats: Export to Markdown, HTML, and PDF
- Internal Linking: Link between pages within your report
- Customizable: Extensible design with custom CSS support
Installation
pip install upsurge
For development:
pip install upsurge[dev]
Quick Start
from upsurge import Report, Page, Text, Section
from upsurge.publishers import HTMLPublisher
# Create a report
report = Report(
title="My Report",
author="John Doe",
description="A sample report"
)
# Add a page
page = Page(
id="introduction",
title="Introduction"
)
# Add content
page.add_content(Text(content="Welcome to my report!"))
# Add sections
section = Section(title="Background", level=2)
section.add_content(Text(content="Some background information..."))
page.add_section(section)
# Add page to report
report.add_page(page)
# Export to HTML
publisher = HTMLPublisher()
publisher.publish(report, "my_report.html")
Working with Tables
import pandas as pd
from upsurge import Table
df = pd.DataFrame({
"Name": ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"],
"Age": [25, 30, 35],
})
table = Table(
data=df.values.tolist(),
headers=list(df.columns),
caption="Employee List"
)
Working with Plots
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from upsurge import Plot
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot([1, 2, 3], [1, 4, 9])
plot = Plot(
figure=fig,
caption="A quadratic curve"
)
Export Formats
Markdown
from upsurge.publishers import MarkdownPublisher
publisher = MarkdownPublisher()
publisher.publish(report, "report.md")
HTML
from upsurge.publishers import HTMLPublisher
publisher = HTMLPublisher()
publisher.publish(report, "report.html")
from upsurge.publishers import PDFPublisher
publisher = PDFPublisher()
publisher.publish(report, "report.pdf")
Development
Install development dependencies:
pip install upsurge[dev]
Run tests:
pytest
Run linter:
ruff check src/
Build documentation:
sphinx-build -b html docs dist/docs
License
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
Metadata
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