Support for reactablefmtr

[RoelVerbelen]

Thanks for all the work, great to see reactable make its way to Python!

Are there any plans to bring over the flexible formatting extension package reactablefmtr by Kyle Cuilla as well?
https://kcuilla.github.io/reactablefmtr/index.html

[machow]

It looks like mostly htmltools, so I'm guessing it might also work in Great Tables / gt?! If someone wanted to take a crack at it, we'd gladly help them get off the ground. Otherwise, we might find our way to doing it at some point 😅.

I'd be curious to hear what functions you use most in reactablefmtr? 😁

[RoelVerbelen]

Thanks @machow. I personally use the reactablefmtr::data_bars() the most to create tables like these:

Here's the partial code snippet for reference:

# Reactable table
  distr_all %>% 
    reactable::reactable(
      groupBy = "Variable",
      defaultExpanded = TRUE,
      searchable = TRUE,
      sortable = FALSE,
      resizable = TRUE,
      columns = list(
        All = reactable::colDef(
          align = "left",
          cell = reactablefmtr::data_bars(distr_all, 
                                          text_position = "inside-base", 
                                          number_fmt = scales::label_percent(trim = FALSE),
                                          min_value = 0,
                                          max_value = max(distr_all[, -(1:2)]),
                                          fill_color = "#F8B217",
                                          fill_opacity = 1,
                                          animation = "none")
        )
      ),
      defaultColDef = reactable::colDef(
        align = "left",
        cell = reactablefmtr::data_bars(distr_all, 
                                        text_position = "inside-base", 
                                        number_fmt = scales::label_percent(trim = FALSE),
                                        min_value = 0,
                                        max_value = max(distr_all[, -(1:2)]),
                                        brighten_text_color = "black",
                                        fill_color = "#00B0BD",
                                        fill_opacity = 0.5,
                                        animation = "none")
      )
    )