Source code for cave.html.html_helpers

from collections import OrderedDict

[docs]def figure_to_html(figure, prefix=None, max_in_a_row=None, true_break_between_rows=False): """ Turns filepaths to nice html-figures Parameters ---------- figure: Union[List[str], str] path or list of paths prefix: Union[None, str] if set, the length of this string will be clipped from beginning max_in_a_row: Union[None, int] if set, insert a break after this many plots true_break_between_rows: bool if False, a simple <br> tag will be set between the rows, if True, will insert div-end tags Returns ------- html: Union[str, List[str]] html-code or list with independent html-codes """ if not prefix: prefix = "" if not max_in_a_row or max_in_a_row > len(figure): max_in_a_row = len(figure) alternative_text = "Plot missing - is phantomjs installed? Check CAVEs FAQ for infos." div = "<div align=\"center\">\n" if not figure: return "" elif isinstance(figure, str): div += ("<a href=\"{0}\" data-lightbox=\"{0}\" " "data-title=\"{0}\"><img src=\"{0}\" alt=\"{1}\" " "width=\"600px\"></a>\n".format(figure[len(prefix):].lstrip("/"), alternative_text)) else: # List with multiple figures size relative, put next to each other width = (100 - len(figure)) / len(figure) #width = (100 - max_in_a_row) / max_in_a_row counter = 0 for fig in figure: if counter == max_in_a_row: if true_break_between_rows: div += "<p style=\"clear: both;\">" div += "</div>\n" div += "<div align=\"center\">\n" else: div += " <br> " counter = 0 div += "<a href=\"{0}\" data-lightbox=\"{1}\" data-title=\"{0}\"><img src=\"{0}\"".format( fig[len(prefix):].lstrip("/"), str(figure)) div += " alt=\"{0}\" style=\"float: left; width: {1}%; margin-right: "\ "1%; margin-bottom: 0.5em;\"></a>\n".format(alternative_text, int(width)) counter += 1 div += "<p style=\"clear: both;\">" div += "</div>\n" return div
[docs]def _split_table(table: OrderedDict): """Splits an OrderedDict into a list of tuples that can be turned into a HTML-table with pandas DataFrame Parameters ---------- table: OrderedDict table that is to be split into two columns Returns ------- table_split: List[tuple(key, value, key, value)] list with two key-value pairs per entry that can be used by pandas df.to_html() """ table_split = [] keys = list(table.keys()) half_size = len(keys) // 2 for i in range(half_size): j = i + half_size table_split.append(("<b>" + keys[i] + "</b>", table[keys[i]], "<b>" + keys[j] + "</b>", table[keys[j]])) if len(keys) % 2 == 1: table_split.append(("<b>"+keys[-1]+"</b>", table[keys[-1]], '', '')) return table_split