dsh-report-html

Usage

The plugin registers one tool: report_html. Give the model a Markdown report or structured analysis data and ask it to write an HTML report; the tool renders the content and writes the file.

It also registers report_analysis for automatic analysis: pass rows of JSON data and the tool infers column types, computes statistics, detects trends, aggregates categories, picks charts and KPIs, and returns a conversational insights summary. Pass path to also write the full interactive HTML report; omit it to get the analysis without touching the filesystem.

Analyze these rows and write a report to D:\reports\sales-analysis.html:
[{"month": "2026-01", "channel": "Online", "revenue": 120000}, ...]

Write an HTML report to D:\reports\sales.html titled "2026 Sales"
with a summary section, a monthly table, and a bar chart of revenue.

The tool accepts:

Parameter	Type	Description
path	string (required)	Absolute path of the HTML file to write.
title	string (required)	Report title shown in the header and browser tab.
subtitle	string	Optional one-line subtitle.
theme	light | dark	Color theme; defaults to light.
toc	boolean	Render a table-of-contents nav from section, table, and chart titles.
kpis	array	{ label, value, delta?, direction? } KPI cards above the body.
sections	array	{ heading, markdown } content sections.
tables	array	{ title?, columns, rows } sortable tables.
charts	array	{ type, title?, ... } SVG charts (see below).

Markdown support: ATX headings, paragraphs, fenced code blocks, pipe tables, unordered/ordered lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules, bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, http(s)/mailto links, and a small LaTeX-like math subset ($...$ inline, $$...$$ blocks: \frac, \sqrt, Greek letters, operators, ^/_ super/subscripts). Raw HTML is escaped, so report content cannot inject scripts.

Chart types:

Type	Extra fields	Rendering
bar	stacked?: true	Grouped or stacked bars.
line	—	Multi-series lines with points.
area	stacked?: true	Plain or stacked filled areas.
scatter	points: { x, y, label?, series? }[]	Numeric x/y scatter, colored by series.
heatmap	columns: string[], data: number[][]	Row×column matrix with a blue scale.
pie	—	Donut using the first dataset.
map	mapData: { name, value }[]	China province choropleth; accepts short names like 广东.
flow	flow: { nodes, edges }	Ranked-column flowchart with arrowheads and edge labels.
funnel	—	Conversion funnel with stage and overall rates.
gauge	gauge: { value, min?, max?, label? }	Single-value semicircle gauge.

Viewer interactions: table headers are click-to-sort, legend items toggle a series on and off, every table has a filter box, charts show a floating tooltip on hover and an Expand button for fullscreen viewing, and the header buttons switch between light and dark themes, open the viewer settings panel, or print/save the report as PDF. The settings panel lets the reader choose theme (auto/light/dark), font size, layout density, and whether the table of contents and KPI cards are visible; choices persist in localStorage. Bar, line, and area charts include a segmented control so the reader can switch the chart type at runtime. Any chart can declare drilldown: { columns, rows }; clicking a data point toggles that detail table below the chart. Everything is embedded in the single HTML file.

China map boundaries are projected from Aliyun DataV administrative areas (100000_full); islets south of 16°N render as a bottom-right inset.

The tool returns { path, bytes, kpis, sections, tables, charts, warnings }; rows or series whose length does not match the declared columns/labels are aligned and reported in warnings.

See examples/sample-report.html for a generated demo report. Regenerate it with node scripts/generate-sample.mjs.