xl-tables 1.0.2

Read and write excel files using table descriptors.

Use descriptors to get and set Excel table values.

Examples

import xl_tables as xl
import datetime

class MyTable(xl.Table):
    label_first = xl.Constant('First Name', (1, 1))  # Constants initialize their value on Table creation
    first_name = xl.Cell((1, 2))
    label_last = xl.Constant('Last Name', (2, 1))
    last_name = xl.Cell(2, 2)
    label_now = xl.Constant('Now', (3, 1))
    now = xl.DateTime(3, 2)
    label_today = xl.Constant('Today', (4, 1))
    today = xl.Date(4, 2)
    label_time = xl.Constant('Time', (5, 1))
    time = xl.Time(5, 2)

    header = xl.Constant(['Data 1', 'Data 2', 'Data 3'], rows=7, row_length=3)
    array_item = xl.RangeItem('A8:C10')  # Contiguous Range is preferable
    array = xl.Range('A8:C10')
    # array_item = xl.RowItem(8, 9, 10, row_length=3)
    # array = xl.Row(8, 9, 10, row_length=3)

tbl = MyTable()

tbl.first_name = 'John'
tbl.last_name = 'Doe'
tbl.now = datetime.datetime.now()
tbl.today = datetime.datetime.today()
tbl.time = datetime.time(20, 1, 1)  # datetime.datetime.now().time()

tbl.array = [(1, 2, 3),
             (4, 5, 6),
             (7, 8, 9)]

# Make a border around the cells in the table
tbl.array_item.Borders(xl.xlEdgeTop).LineStyle = xl.xlDouble

text = '{lbl1} = {opt1}\n' \
       '{lbl2} = {opt2}\n' \
       '{lbl3} = {now}\n' \
       '{lbl4} = {today}\n' \
       '{lbl5} = {time}\n' \
       '\n' \
       '{header}\n' \
       '{arr}\n'.format(lbl1=tbl.label_first, opt1=tbl.first_name, lbl2=tbl.label_last, opt2=tbl.last_name,
                        lbl3=tbl.label_now, now=tbl.now, lbl4=tbl.label_today, today=tbl.today,
                        lbl5=tbl.label_time, time=tbl.time,
                        header=tbl.get_row_text(tbl.header, delimiter=', '),
                        arr=tbl.get_table_text(tbl.array, delimiter=', '))

with open('person_text.txt', 'w') as f:
    f.write(text)
print('===== Manual Text =====')
print(text)
print('===== End =====')

# Short function provided for this
txt = tbl.get_table_text(tbl.array, header=tbl.header, head={tbl.label_first: tbl.first_name,
                                                             tbl.label_last: tbl.last_name,
                                                             tbl.label_now: tbl.now,
                                                             tbl.label_today: tbl.today,
                                                             tbl.label_time: tbl.time})
print('===== Get Table Text =====')
print(txt)
print('===== End =====')

tbl.save('person.txt')  # 'person.txt' or '.tsv' will save every cell separated by '\t'
tbl.save('person.csv')  # 'person.csv' will save every cell separated by ','
tbl.save('person.xlsx')