How to export and share the TableReport

The TableReport is generated as a standalone HTML file that includes the report data, the plots, and the Javascript necessary to provide interactivity.

If it is generated inside a notebook (Jupyter or Marimo), the TableReport is rendered directly inside the cell where it is called. If, instead, it is generated by a script, the report will need to be opened by calling .open():

>>> TableReport(df).open()

Note that calling .open() will start a standalone process that hosts the report, and a tab will be opened in the default browser. It is not possible to save the report from the webpage. The function write_html() should be used for that:

tr = TableReport(df)
tr.write_html("my_report.html")

It is also possible to export the raw HTML, or a HTML fragment to embed in a page with html() and html_snippet() respectively.

Finally, it is possible to export the data in JSON format, which allows structured access to the data and statistics used to build the report with json().

tr = TableReport(df)
json_data = tr.json()

Note that this will export all parts of the TableReport, including the distribution plots in SVG format if they have been generated. If you do not need them, plots should be disabled directly when generating the table report.

tr = TableReport(df, plot_distributions=False)
json_data = tr.json()