Using plottable to Create Highly Customizable Tables in Python
This article introduces the Python library plottable, which builds highly customizable tables on top of Matplotlib, and provides a complete example showing data loading, column styling, and rendering of a styled table along with additional recommended reading links.
This article introduces the Python library plottable , which builds highly customizable tables on top of Matplotlib, and demonstrates its usage with a complete example that loads data, defines column styles, and renders a styled table.
Below is the full Python script used in the demonstration:
# 导入相关包
from pathlib import Path
import matplotlib
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from matplotlib.colors import LinearSegmentedColormap
from plottable import ColumnDefinition, Table
from plottable.cmap import normed_cmap
from plottable.formatters import decimal_to_percent
from plottable.plots import circled_image
plt.rcParams["font.family"] = ["DejaVu Sans"]
plt.rcParams["savefig.bbox"] = "tight"
# demo数据准备
cols = [
"team","points","group","spi","global_o","global_d","group_1","group_2","group_3",
"make_round_of_16","make_quarters","make_semis","make_final","win_league",
]
df = pd.read_csv("data/wwc_forecasts.csv", usecols=cols)
colnames = [
"Team","Points","Group","SPI","OFF","DEF","1st Place","2nd Place","3rd Place",
"Make Rd Of 16","Make Quarters","Make Semis","Make Finals","Win World Cup",
]
col_to_name = dict(zip(cols, colnames))
flag_paths = list(Path("country_flags").glob("*.png"))
country_to_flagpath = {p.stem: p for p in flag_paths}
df[["spi","global_o","global_d"]] = df[["spi","global_o","global_d"]].round(1)
df = df.rename(col_to_name, axis=1)
df = df.drop("Points", axis=1)
df.insert(0, "Flag", df["Team"].apply(lambda x: country_to_flagpath.get(x)))
df = df.set_index("Team")
# colormap准备
cmap = LinearSegmentedColormap.from_list(
name="bugw",
colors=["#ffffff", "#f2fbd2", "#c9ecb4", "#93d3ab", "#35b0ab"],
N=256
)
team_rating_cols = ["SPI","OFF","DEF"]
group_stage_cols = ["1st Place","2nd Place","3rd Place"]
knockout_stage_cols = list(df.columns[-5:])
# table列个性化list,例如列名、列宽、字体、磅值等等
col_defs = ([
ColumnDefinition(
name="Flag",
title="Region",
textprops={"ha": "center"},
width=0.5,
plot_fn=circled_image,
),
ColumnDefinition(
name="Team",
textprops={"ha": "left","weight":"bold"},
width=1.5,
),
ColumnDefinition(
name="Group",
textprops={"ha": "center"},
width=0.75,
),
ColumnDefinition(
name="SPI",
group="Team Rating",
textprops={"ha": "center"},
width=0.75,
),
ColumnDefinition(
name="OFF",
width=0.75,
textprops={"ha":"center","bbox":{"boxstyle":"circle","pad":0.35}},
cmap=normed_cmap(df["OFF"], cmap=matplotlib.cm.Blues, num_stds=2.5),
group="Team Rating",
),
ColumnDefinition(
name="DEF",
width=0.75,
textprops={"ha":"center","bbox":{"boxstyle":"circle","pad":0.35}},
cmap=normed_cmap(df["DEF"], cmap=matplotlib.cm.Greens, num_stds=2.5),
group="Team Rating",
),
] + [
ColumnDefinition(
name=group_stage_cols[0],
title=group_stage_cols[0].replace(" ", "
", 1),
formatter=decimal_to_percent,
group="Group Stage Chances",
border="left",
)
] + [
ColumnDefinition(
name=col,
title=col.replace(" ", "
", 1),
formatter=decimal_to_percent,
group="Group Stage Chances",
) for col in group_stage_cols[1:]
] + [
ColumnDefinition(
name=knockout_stage_cols[0],
title=knockout_stage_cols[0].replace(" ", "
", 1),
formatter=decimal_to_percent,
cmap=cmap,
group="Knockout Stage Chances",
border="left",
)
] + [
ColumnDefinition(
name=col,
title=col.replace(" ", "
", 1),
formatter=decimal_to_percent,
cmap=cmap,
group="Knockout Stage Chances",
) for col in knockout_stage_cols[1:]
])
# plottable的Table方法制作表格
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(20, 22))
table = Table(
df,
column_definitions=col_defs,
row_dividers=True,
footer_divider=True,
ax=ax,
textprops={"fontsize": 14},
row_divider_kw={"linewidth":1,"linestyle":(0,(1,5))},
col_label_divider_kw={"linewidth":1,"linestyle":"-"},
column_border_kw={"linewidth":1,"linestyle":"-"},
).autoset_fontcolors(colnames=["OFF","DEF"])At the end of the article, the author also lists several other recommended reading links covering topics such as ARP protocol, JavaScript events, MySQL‑Elasticsearch synchronization, chatroom implementation, regular expressions, and more.
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