v0.1.2

A few additions were made here:

• docs: fix code example in README.md by @cscheid in #62
• feat: shiny output and renderer for GT by @machow in #59
• refactor: replace libsass code with webcolors by @machow in #61
  • This enables us to use great_tables in https://shinylive.io!

Here is an example shiny app:

from shiny import App, ui

from great_tables import GT, exibble
import great_tables.shiny as gts

app_ui = ui.page_fluid(gts.output_gt("table"))

def server(input, output, session):
    @output
    @gts.render_gt
    def table():
        return GT(exibble)

app = App(app_ui, server)

v0.1.1

• Ensured that column selections exclude columns that are in the stub. (#49)
• Dataclasses are now frozen. (#50)
• Added several tests and incorporated pytest-cov. (#53, #54, #55)
• Remove datasets from top-level module (except for exibble); added data submodule. (#57)
• Performed several rendering fixes. (#58)

v0.1.0

This release rounds out our initial API offering, with:

• structuring of a table with spanners, row groups, and stub labels
• fully fleshed-out formatting methods with locale support
• support for polars and polars selectors (e.g., cs.starts_with, etc.)
• addition of the vals submodule to enable formatting of values outside of a table context
• a Get Started guide on the docs site along with many examples in the API reference

v0.0.2

This release contains fairly comprehensive implementations of a top-level GT object, with:

• Reasonably featureful fmt_()* methods
• Methods for titles, subtitles, and table notes
• Internal work for implementing spanners, and row and group columns (in a future release).