Table

You can show your data in a better way in the Python notebook using Table (Mercury Widget).

Example code:

import mercury as mr
import pandas as pd

# Example DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame(
    {
        "name": ["Karol", "Szymon", "Piotr", "Ola"],
        "second name": ["Falkowski", "Niewiński", "Płoński", "Płońska"],
        "age": [20, 25, 38, 36],
    }
)

mr.Table(data=df, width="200px", text_align="center")

Code explanation:

First step is installing needed packages:

pandas to create an example DataFrame
mercury to use Mercury Widget

Secondly, choose or create the DataFrame. Lastly, write a function with data and other parameters included.

Parameters

data (string) is a name of DataFrame which you want to show in table. This is necessary parameter!
width (value) sets width of columns in table. You enter the value usign px and don't have to type it every time (it sets automatically)
text_align (string) sets align of text in cells. It could be: right, left or center (default value is center).

Example

Jupyter Notebook code:

Result:

Stop Am I in Mercury?