`type: table`

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A data-driven table: rows come from an array params key, and each column either binds a key relative to the row object or hosts a cell: sub-template of freely placed items (Container cells). In the flow body tables paginate row by row and repeat headers on continuation pages. With the box: they can also be placed like any other item — narrowed and centered in the flow, or dropped into a container / absolute body / band / grid cell — where they render as one bounded block (see Placement with box). All four table structs reject unknown keys, and every optional scalar is omitted-when-unset (round-trip clean; effective defaults below).

Syntax

yaml

- type: table
  id: items_table
  data: { key: order_items }        # array property in definitions
  autoPageBreak: true               # default true
  repeatHeader: true                # default true
  keepTogether: false               # default false
  emptyBehavior: collapse           # collapse | reserve
  cellPadding: 4                    # pt, default 4
  styleNames: [table_frame]
  style: { borderWidth: 0.5 }      # scalar: grid stroke + cascade into cells
  # style: { borderWidth: { top: 2, right: 2, bottom: 2, left: 2 } }
  #   the per-side map draws an OUTER FRAME around each page fragment
  #   instead (the inner grid keeps the 0.5pt default); borderColor /
  #   borderStyle sides apply to that frame (double / dashed / dotted
  #   included); borderRadius is refused on a table (a ruled grid cannot
  #   meet a curve) and warns border_radius_ignored
  mergeEmptyCells: false            # true: a value extends over the empty cells to its right
  headerGroups:                     # optional spanning row above the labels
    - { label: 期間, span: 2 }
    - { label: 内容, span: 1, style: { fontWeight: bold } }
  header:
    height: 22                      # Length, fixed
    style: { backgroundColor: "#ededed", fontWeight: bold }
  row:
    minHeight: 24                   # Length, default 24pt (auto rows grow)
    # height: 20                    # fixed rows: activates cell textOverflow
    style: { backgroundColor: "#ffffff" }
    alternateStyle: { backgroundColor: "#f7f7f7" }   # zebra: even rows
    conditionalStyles:              # data-driven layers, over the zebra one
      - when: { key: kind, equals: heading }   # row-relative, form-mark form
        style: { textAlign: center }
  columns:
    - { id: name_col, label: 品名, data: { key: name } }
    - label: 数量
      data: { key: quantity }
      width: "15%"                  # Length; omitted = equal leftover share
      style: { textAlign: right }
    - label: 金額
      data: { key: amount, format: currency }
      width: 90
      style: { textAlign: right, textOverflow: ellipsis }
    - { label: QR, data: { key: token }, type: qr_code, width: 60 }
    - { label: 写真, data: { key: photo }, type: image, fit: cover, width: 60 }
    - label: 明細                     # a `cell:` column instead of `data:`
      width: 120
      cell:
        box: { padding: 3, gap: 2 }
        items:
          - { type: text, data: { key: name }, style: { fontWeight: bold } }
          - { type: text, text: "備考: {note}", style: { fontSize: 8 } }

Spanning & non-text cells

headerGroups renders one extra row above the column labels (its label interpolates exactly like a column's); each group spans span columns (cumulative span clamps to the column count, header_group_span_clamped; uncovered columns become one unlabeled trailing cell). It repeats with the header on every page. A group's style applies in full: the text properties (color, fontWeight, fontSize) and its own backgroundColor / border, which paint over the group row's band so each group can be tinted independently. A group that authors neither keeps the group row's default fill, #ededed — the header row's header.style.backgroundColor does not reach the group row.
mergeEmptyCells: true: in a body row, empty text cells merge the way a spreadsheet merges cells — an empty cell joins the nearest non-empty cell to its left, which extends rightward over it, so [A][ ][B] draws as [A ][B] and [A][B][ ][ ] as [A][B ]. An empty cell with no value to its left stays its own cell: [ ][A] keeps both cells, and an all-empty row keeps every column's cell. A section-heading row (a rirekisho's education/employment headings) puts its heading in the first column and leaves the rest empty, and reads as one wide cell with correct rules. The merged cell is the absorbing column's own cell, so that column's style (its textAlign above all) governs the whole merged width — a first column that aligns its own values aligns the merged heading too. Absorbed cells lose their column-id placement; qr/image/cell: cells always count as content. Explicit body rowspan/colspan stays out of scope (rows are data-driven).
type: qr_code columns encode the bound value at layout time (the same caps and diagnostics as the qr_code item); the code square scales to the row height minus the cell padding, centered.
type: image columns draw a per-element asset: at prepare time every row's bound value (data URI or bundled path) loads under dyn:<array>[<index>].<key>, gated by the asset policy with the column id as the policy identity and capped at 1000 loads per template (cell_image_assets_capped). fit picks the object-fit (default contain; cover/none overflow is clipped). fit on a non-image column warns ignored_column_key.
Qr/image cells scale to the row height instead of driving it — pair them with row.height (or let text cells set the height).

Container cells

A column with cell: renders a per-row sub-template instead of a bound value: any items a container may hold (text / rect / image / qr_code / list / char_grid / form marks / nested containers, flex or type: grid), laid out with the cell's own top-left as the coordinate origin. It is the repeat cell (repeat.md), in a table column — same ContainerItem, same row scoping.

yaml

- label: 明細
  width: 120
  cell:
    box: { padding: 3 }         # the cell's own inset; `cellPadding` does not apply
    style: { fontSize: 8 }      # cascades to the items below
    items:
      - { type: text, data: { key: name } }        # scoped to THIS row
      - { type: text, text: "残り {days} 日" }      # interpolation too

data: and cell: are mutually exclusive, and a column needs one of them (column_content_conflict / column_content_missing). The data-only knobs type: and fit: are conflicts on a cell: column. When a column authors both anyway, layout draws the cell (like src winning over data on an image) so a preview still renders.
Bindings are row-scoped: data: { key: … } and {key} inside the cell read the bound row element, exactly like a table column's own binding or a repeat cell's — unless the binding authors scope: document, which reads top-level params instead. A bare {key} has no scope slot of its own; to escape one name inside a mixed line, declare it under bindings:. An image inside a cell loads one asset per row (dyn:<array>[<index>].<key>), sharing the per-template cell image cap; a document-scoped one loads once (dyn:<key>).
Row height: an auto row is as tall as its tallest cell (the cell's box.y offset, content, padding, and vertical margins). A % height inside a cell resolves against the row's FINAL height and does not drive it. A fixed row.height wins, and content past it is the cell's own overflow story — overflow: hidden on the cell clips it (style.md).
Coordinate origin: the cell corner. cellPadding insets text / qr / image cells only; a container cell uses cell.box.padding instead, so box: { x: 3, y: 4 } on a child always means 3pt/4pt from the cell's own edge.
Style layering: the column's style/styleNames are the cell's cascade layer (as they are for a text column); cell.style layers on top of it, and both reach the items inside.
Addressing: the cell is …columns[c].cell in the box index and its items …columns[c].cell.items[j] — one set per row.
A table inside a cell is not supported (table_in_cell; skipped).

Table keys

Key	Type	Default	Description
`data`	`{ key }`	required	The array params key; one row per element.
`columns`	array	required	See below.
`autoPageBreak`	bool	`true`	Rows that don't fit continue on the next page. `false`: overflowing rows warn `row_overflow`.
`repeatHeader`	bool	`true`	Redraw the header on continuation pages.
`keepTogether`	bool	`false`	A table that would split but fits on one page breaks to a fresh page first; taller-than-a-page tables paginate as usual.
`emptyBehavior`	`collapse` \| `reserve`	`collapse`	Empty array: `collapse` hides the table entirely; `reserve` renders the header row only.
`cellPadding`	number (pt)	`4`	Inner padding of every cell; negative clamps with `invalid_cell_padding`.
`style` / `styleNames`			The grid stroke (`borderWidth`, table default 0.5 pt — `0` removes the grid; `borderColor` default black) + inherited properties cascade into every cell.

Row keys live under row: (minHeight / height / style / styleNames / alternateStyle / alternateStyleNames / conditionalStyles) — see Rows & header.

Columns

Key	Type	Description
`label`	string	Header cell text (a `cell:` column's header is still a plain label). Interpolates `{key}` like static text, against top-level params — header chrome belongs to the document, not to any row — so `label: "{labels.amount}"` lets one template print its headings in whichever language the params carry. A label with no `{…}` resolves to itself.
`data`	`{ key, format? }`	Row-relative binding (data-binding.md); `scope: document` reads top-level params instead, so a column can show one document-wide value (a `type: image` column then loads one shared asset rather than one per row). Exclusive with `cell`; one of the two is required.
`type`	`text` \| `qr_code` \| `image`	How the bound value renders (default `text`). `qr_code` encodes it at layout time; `image` loads it as a per-row asset — both scale to the row height and are detailed under Spanning & non-text cells. Only meaningful with `data`.
`fit`	`contain` \| `cover` \| `stretch` \| `none`	Object-fit for a `type: image` column (default `contain`; same semantics as the image item). On any other column it warns `ignored_column_key`.
`cell`	container	A per-row sub-template — see Container cells. Exclusive with `data` / `type` / `fit`.
`width`	Length	`%` of the flow region width; physical units work; omitted = an equal share of the leftover after the sized columns (all omitted = an even split). Negative → 0 with `invalid_column_width`.
`style` / `styleNames`		Cell styling: `backgroundColor`/border decorate the full cell; `textOverflow` becomes meaningful with fixed row heights.
`id`	string	One box-index placement per cell (header included), content box inset by the cell padding.

Rows & header

row.minHeight (Length, default 24 pt): auto rows grow from it.
row.height (Length): fixes every body row — activating the column-level textOverflow policies (shrink/ellipsis/clip). Negative → auto with invalid_row_height. % resolves against the region height.
row.style/styleNames fill/style body rows; row.alternateStyle/alternateStyleNames overlay even rows (2nd, 4th, … — the nth-child(even) analog) for zebra striping.
row.conditionalStyles: data-driven row layers — see Conditional row styles.
header.height (Length): fixes the header row. header.style.backgroundColor replaces the default header fill (#ededed).
header.visuallyHidden (bool, default false): the header row paints nothing — no label glyphs, no band fill, no grid ruling — while the labels stay in the PDF's text layer, so a text extractor, a search index or an AI can still tell what each column means while a human infers it from the cell contents. The text layer is not a structure tree: the engine emits no tagged PDF, so a screen reader gets the labels as flowing text with no header-to-column association. The table's own OUTER frame is not the row's and still draws across the strip. The row keeps its height (invisible, not absent), and a headerGroups row is hidden with it, since it is header chrome that repeats with the header. Implemented as a paint alpha of 0 rather than PDF text rendering mode 3 — krilla exposes no rendering-mode control, and paint alpha is one mechanism both backends already carry. In the box index the hidden header's cell placements (the label row and any headerGroups row) carry hidden: true, so an editor can ghost the strip instead of drawing nothing over a region that still occupies its height. Capability keys: table.header.visuallyHidden, and table.header.hidden_boxes for the box-index half.
Vertical alignment defaults to middle in every table row, and an authored verticalAlign reaches the text cells below the layer it is written on (a qr_code/image cell centres regardless, a cell: column places its own items, and a vertical_rl cell neutralizes it in v1 — vertical_text.md). verticalAlign is not inherited anywhere else (style.md); a table carries it down its own layers because a cell has no box of its own to author it on. The nearest layer that authors one wins:
- a body cell: its column, then the matching row.conditionalStyles entries (a later one over an earlier one), then row.alternateStyle on the alternate rows, then row.style, then the table's own style;
- a header label: its column, then header.style, then the table's style — the precedence textAlign already follows there;
- a headerGroups entry: its own style, then the table's. header.style is the label row's and does not reach a group.
Each layer's named styles count (styleNames, or alternateStyleNames on the zebra layer), under its inline style, as everywhere else. Capability keys: table.header.style.verticalAlign (the column, header.style and group layers) and table.style.verticalAlign (the row, rule, zebra and table layers).

Conditional row styles

row.conditionalStyles styles the rows whose own data matches a predicate — the rirekisho heading-row case, where a heading row must centre while the rest of the column stays left-aligned. Entries apply in listed order after the base and zebra layers, so a later entry wins over an earlier one and any of them wins over alternateStyle.

yaml

row:
  alternateStyle: { backgroundColor: "#f6f8fa" }   # zebra first
  conditionalStyles:                                # …then the matches
    - when: { key: kind, equals: heading }          # row-relative key
      styleNames: [banner]                          # optional
      style: { backgroundColor: "#dbe7ff", textAlign: center }
    - when: { key: flagged }                        # no `equals` → boolean
      style: { backgroundColor: "#fff3cd" }

when is the form-mark predicate (form_marks.md), read relative to the row element exactly like a column's data:: equals matches a scalar type-strictly ("2" never equals 2) or, for an array value, by contains (multi-select); with no equals the value is read as a boolean and the entry applies when it is true. The form-mark scope does not apply: a row condition always reads the row, so scope: document warns row_condition_scope_ignored (validate) and is otherwise ignored.
A missing key is silent — a blank-form params set simply matches nothing, and the table renders exactly as it would without the entries. A value the predicate cannot act on warns (row_condition_type_mismatch / row_condition_value_not_bool) and the layer is not applied.
The layers behave like row.style: inherited properties (textAlign, color, fontWeight, …) cascade into the row's cells; non-inherited ones (backgroundColor, borders) decorate the row band. A column's own style still wins for its own cell.
The header row is never conditioned (it is chrome, not a bound element), and mergeEmptyCells composes: a merged full-width cell takes the conditional alignment across the whole row, unless the absorbing column authors its own (a column's own style wins).
At most 16 entries per table (too_many_row_conditions; extras are ignored). Every body row evaluates every entry.

Placement with `box`

box is the same geometry map every item carries (x/y/w/h, margin/padding, min/max — box.md). It is geometry only; the grid border stays on style. Its effect depends on where the table sits:

In the flow body: box narrows the table horizontally — box.w sets the width, box.x offsets it, auto left/right margins center it. box.y and height stay flow-owned (the table still stacks and paginates as usual). Use it for a narrow centered totals table.
Everywhere else — a container child, an absolute body, a band, or a grid cell — the table renders as one bounded block at its box and does not paginate; repeatHeader/autoPageBreak/ keepTogether are inert there (validate warns table_pagination_key_ignored). A block taller than a definite box.h (or its container) is the parent's overflow story (overflow: hidden clips — style.md).

This is what lets two variable-row tables sit side by side (each in a direction: row container child, or each with its own box.x/box.w) — the A3 two-page-spread rirekisho layout. A table inside a cell — a repeat/repeat_flow cell or another table's cell: column — is not supported yet (table_in_cell; skipped).

yaml

- type: container            # left / right columns of an A3 spread
  box: { direction: row, gap: 20 }
  items:
    - type: table            # bounded block, no pagination
      data: { key: education }
      columns: [ { label: 年, data: { key: year }, width: 40 }, … ]
    - type: table
      data: { key: licenses }
      columns: [ … ]

Pagination & the box index

In the flow body rows paginate with autoPageBreak; headers repeat with repeatHeader. The table yields one fragment rectangle per page it spans in the inspect box index (path …items[i]); every column yields one placement per cell (path …items[i].columns[c], header included) — id-carrying or not; a cell: column adds its container (…columns[c].cell) and every item inside it. A headerGroups cell is addressed by its own authored position (…items[i].headerGroups[g], repeated with the header on every page), never as the leftmost column it spans — a group click and a column click are different selections. The cell layout synthesizes (the trailing header region no group covers) is authored nowhere and emits no box, so a click there falls through to the table fragment. A body cell mergeEmptyCells widens keeps its own column's address, as one box across the columns it covers. A bounded (box-placed) table never paginates, so it is a single rectangle. An authored id: on the table or a column adds a stable lookup alias on top of the path (a group authors no id:).

Limitations

Not inside a cell. A table in a repeat cell, a repeat_flow card, or a column's cell: is skipped (table_in_cell).
No body-cell spanning (colspan). headerGroups spans the HEADER only, and a span past the column count is clamped (header_group_span_clamped); a full-width banner row is expressed from the data with row.conditionalStyles + mergeEmptyCells.
One grid stroke width — there is no thick-outer/thin-inner pair.
A column takes exactly one of data/cell (column_content_conflict, column_content_missing), and fit on a non-image column is ignored (ignored_column_key).
Outside a flow body a table is one BOUNDED block: the pagination keys warn and do nothing (table_pagination_key_ignored).
Sized columns wider than the flow width warn (table_too_wide), and with autoPageBreak: false an overflowing row warns (row_overflow).
row.conditionalStyles is capped at 16 entries (too_many_row_conditions).
cellPadding does not inset a container cell — use cell.box.padding — and a radius is refused on a table (border_radius_ignored).

Diagnostics

A problem inside a CELL names where the cell's content is authored: a column cell names its column (…items[i].columns[c]), so two columns with the same problem report separately instead of collapsing into one warning about the table; a headerGroups cell names its group (…items[i].headerGroups[g]) — the same address its box carries, so a diagnostics-row jump lands on the cell to fix. Problems about the headerGroups LIST itself (header_group_span_clamped) and the table's own data problems stay on the table item.

Code	Meaning
`table_in_cell`	table inside a `repeat`/`repeat_flow` cell or a `cell:` column; skipped
`column_content_conflict`	a column authors both `data` and `cell` (or `type`/`fit` beside `cell`); `cell` wins
`column_content_missing`	a column authors neither `data` nor `cell`; the cell renders empty
`table_pagination_key_ignored`	`repeatHeader`/`autoPageBreak`/`keepTogether` on a bounded (non-flow) table; inert
`not_an_array` / `missing_data`	the bound source is not an array / absent
`table_too_wide`	sized columns exceed the flow width
`row_overflow`	a row overflows with `autoPageBreak: false`
`invalid_column_width` / `invalid_row_height` / `invalid_cell_padding`	negative geometry; clamped/auto
`header_group_span_clamped`	`headerGroups` spans exceed the columns; clamped/dropped
`row_condition_not_boolean`	an `equals`-less `conditionalStyles` entry targets a non-boolean field
`row_condition_type_mismatch`	a row value's type differs from the entry's `equals`; layer not applied. With definitions, the DECLARED type is checked the same way at validate
`row_condition_equals_not_declared`	the entry's `equals` literal is outside the field's declared `enum` — a layer that can never apply
`row_condition_value_not_bool`	a row value is not a boolean under an `equals`-less entry; layer not applied
`row_condition_scope_ignored`	an entry's `when` sets `scope: document`; ignored — the key is read from each row
`too_many_row_conditions`	more than 16 `conditionalStyles` entries; the rest are ignored
`ignored_column_key`	`fit` on a non-image column; ignored
`cell_image_assets_capped`	per-element cell images over the 1000-load cap; rest skipped
`missing_asset` / `empty_qr_code_item` / `qr_content_too_long`	non-text cell content problems; the cell stays empty

Capability keys: table, table.column.width.length, table.row.height, table.style, table.keepTogether, table.boxes, table.headerGroups, table.headerGroups.style.fill (per-group fills/borders paint), table.header.style.verticalAlign, table.style.verticalAlign, table.mergeEmptyCells, table.column.type, table.row.conditionalStyles, table.column.cell (container cells), table.box (placement), style.border.sides (the outer-frame form).

type: table ​

Syntax ​

Spanning & non-text cells ​

Container cells ​

Table keys ​

Columns ​

Rows & header ​

Conditional row styles ​

Placement with box ​

Pagination & the box index ​

Limitations ​

Diagnostics ​

See also ​

`type: table`

Syntax

Spanning & non-text cells

Container cells

Table keys

Columns

Rows & header

Conditional row styles

Placement with `box`

Pagination & the box index

Limitations

Diagnostics

See also