# Python Power BI Report libary Welcome to `pypbireport` documentation. ## Quick start: ``` pip install pypbireport ``` ```python import pypbireport as ppr report = ppr.PBIReport(pbix_path) model = ppr.PBIModel(pbix_path) ``` ## What With **pypbireport**, you can: - **Modify visuals** in a Power BI report. - **Add visuals** and customize them. - **Add bookmarks** in a report to show and hide visuals. - Access the Power BI model and **add measures** to the model. All of this can be done with Python scripting in plain text or in Jupyter notebooks. This python package provides an interface for Power BI developing by python. [Get started](#getstarted) and check some [uses case](#userguide). ## Why Power BI report developing can become boring sometime. Get visuals in right place, modify pages and settings a lot of bookmarks (buttons) behavior in report. Puffs 😣 I was lazy about doing this in the Power BI user interface. 🦥 I wonder one day having some way to **coding PBI reports layout in python**, so that I run a script and *voilà*, everything in its place. This package is the result of my willing. ## Licensing and Author Be free to use this module in your Power BI development and don't hesitate to contact me. Ismael Miranda () ## Versions | Version | Comment | | :------ | :------------------------------------------------------------ | | 0.1 | Release | | 0.1.1 | Bug fix in create_bookmark_slicer() function | | 0.2 | Power BI model acess and new objects for visual and bookmarks | | 0.2.1 | Power BI Report peformance improvements | ## Contents: ```{toctree} :maxdepth: 3 getstarted userguide.ipynb reference ``` Indice -------- [Index](#genindex)