Releasesby Glyphgreat-tables 0.22.0
Great Tables v0.22.0 is a feature-rich release that greatly expands the formatting, text manipulation, and export capabilities of the library. Highlights include new methods for footnotes, duration formatting, parts-per notation, summary rows, and specialized column merges.
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great-tables 0.23.0
Great Tables v0.23.0 adds new table management and formatting capabilities. This release introduces rm_*() methods for selectively removing table components, a tab_stub_indent() method for controlling row label hierarchy, and the fmt_number_si() formatter for rendering values with SI (metric) prefixes like kilo, mega, and milli.
great-tables 0.24.0
Great Tables v0.24.0 introduces interactive tables, letting users sort, search, filter, and paginate directly in the browser. A single call to opt_interactive() transforms any GT table into a client-side interactive widget while preserving all existing formatting and styling.
great-tables 0.21.0
This release adds cols_merge() for combining cell contents across columns, cols_label_with() for function-based relabeling, fmt_engineering() for engineering notation, and opt_css() for injecting custom CSS rules. Deprecations - opt_all_caps() now uses loc.column_labels, loc.stub, and loc.row_groups for the locations= argument.
great-tables 1.0.0
Great Tables v1.0.0 is here. This milestone release introduces these powerful new formatting methods: fmt_fraction() for mixed fractions, fmt_chem() for chemical formulas, fmt_index() for alphabetical indices, and fmt_url()/fmt_email() for clickable links and buttons.
great-tables 1.1.0
Great Tables v1.1.0 is quite a hefty release, and it's centered on richer color scaling, accessibility, and much more reliable LaTeX output. Tables can now have a stub made of several columns, and the new cols_align_decimal() method lines up numbers on their decimal mark.