render_table() without SQLAlchemy not working

[vpathuis]

For render_table(), the documentation states: data – An iterable of data objects to render. Can be dicts or class objects.
When I try using this macro on a simple test list, I get an error: AttributeError: 'Item' object has no attribute '__table__'.
It seems that SQLAlchemy is supposed to supply objects with __table__. All examples I've found use SQLAlchemy.

This is the test list:

@dataclass
class Item:
    col1: int
    col2: str

testlist = [
        Item(1, '2'),
        Item(3, '4')
    ]

Is using SQLAlchemy a requirement? If so, is the documentation correct?

[PanderMusubi]

Please see #243

[vpathuis]

Works perfect!
The issue was not in the data but in the titles, which I'd assumed optional. I missed this sentence: if not provided, will automatically detect on provided data, currently only support SQLAlchemy object.
Thanks a lot for reacting, and so quickly!

[vpathuis]

Could it be there is a similar simple solution for using the action buttons? When I use show_actions = True and add a model (class) and an edit_url, I get jinja2.exceptions.UndefinedError: 'type object' has no attribute 'query'.

[PanderMusubi]

Sounds like SQLAlchemy is needed for that, or you need your class to implement that. See base/table.html line 11.

[vpathuis]

Thnx for the suggestion. I'll consider my options :) Great work anyhow.