DataFrame Styler

Overview

The Styler class provides a fluent API for applying CSS styles to a DataFrame and rendering the result as styled HTML — directly analogous to pandas.DataFrame.style (the pandas.io.formats.style.Styler class).

Import

Factory function

.format(formatter, subset?, naRep?)

.formatIndex(formatter)

.setPrecision(n)

.setNaRep(str)

.apply(fn, axis?, subset?)

Apply a column-wise (axis=0) or row-wise (axis=1) function. The function receives an array of values and must return an array of CSS strings of the same length.

.applymap(fn, subset?) / .map(fn, subset?)

Apply an element-wise function (pandas ≥ 2.1 renamed applymap → map; both are supported).

.setProperties(props, subset?)

.highlightMax(options?)

.highlightMin(options?)

.highlightNull(color?, subset?)

.highlightBetween(options?)

.backgroundGradient(options?)

.textGradient(options?)

.barChart(options?)

Renders inline bar charts using CSS linear-gradient.

.setCaption(text)

.setTableStyles(styles)

.setTableAttributes(attrs)

.hide(axis?, subset?)

.toHtml(uuid?) / .render(uuid?)

.toLatex(environment?, hrules?)

.exportStyles()

.clearStyles()