To create a 2-row table header using Docutils in Python, you typically use reStructuredText markup and then process it using a Docutils parser. Below is an example using the docutils.core.publish_parts function:
from docutils import core rst_content = """ +------------------+------------------+ | Header Row 1 | Header Row 2 | +==================+==================+ | Cell 1,1 | Cell 1,2 | +------------------+------------------+ | Cell 2,1 | Cell 2,2 | +------------------+------------------+ """ # Process the reStructuredText content result = core.publish_parts(source=rst_content, writer_name='html') # Access the generated HTML html_output = result['html_body'] # Print or further process the HTML output print(html_output)
In this example, core.publish_parts is used to process the reStructuredText content and generate HTML output. Make sure to replace 'html' with the desired output format if you need a different format.
You can install Docutils using:
pip install docutils
Remember that this example uses the html writer; if you want a different output format (e.g., LaTeX), you should adjust the writer_name parameter accordingly.
This is a simple way to use Docutils in Python to convert reStructuredText with a 2-row table header into HTML (or other formats). The resulting HTML can be embedded in a webpage or used as needed in your application. Adjust the reStructuredText content as necessary for your use case.