nim-terminaltablesterminal tables for nim
nim-terminaltables
terminal tables for nim
API
API docs available here terminaltables has a very small API
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newUnicodeTableusesunicodeStyle -
newAsciiTableusesasciiStyle
Table style is configurable using Style object. Here's an example of how asciiStyle and unicodeStyle are defined
let asciiStyle = Style(rowSeparator:"-", colSeparator:"|", cellEdgeLeft:"+", cellEdgeRight:"+", topLeft:"+", topRight:"+", bottomLeft:"-", bottomRight:"-", topRowSeparator:"-", bottomRowSeparator:"-", dashLineLeft:"+", dashLineRight:"+", dashLineColSeparatorLastRow:"+", dashLineColSeparatorTopRow:"+", dashLineColSeparator:"+")
let unicodeStyle = Style(rowSeparator:"─", colSeparator:"│", cellEdgeLeft:"├", cellEdgeRight:"┤", topLeft:"┌", topRight:"┐", bottomLeft:"└", bottomRight:"┘", topRowSeparator:"┬", bottomRowSeparator:"┴", dashLineLeft:"├", dashLineRight:"┤", dashLineColSeparatorLastRow:"┴", dashLineColSeparatorTopRow:"┬", dashLineColSeparator:"┼")
- newUnicodeTable to create Table with unicode table style
- newAsciiTable to create Table with ascii table style
- separateRows controls if you want to add dashline between rows.
- addRow used to add a row to the table
- setHeaders used to set headers of the table and it accepts strings or
cell objectswith padding information. - a
let t2 = newUnicodeTable()
t2.separateRows = false
t2.setHeaders(@["ID", "Name", "Fav animal", "Date"])
# t2.setHeaders(@[newCell("ID", pad=5), newCell("Name", rightpad=10), newCell("Fav animal", pad=2), newCell("Date", 5)])
t2.addRow(@["1", "xmonader", "Cat, Dog", "2018-10-22"])
t2.addRow(@["2", "ahmed", "Shark", "2015-12-6"])
t2.addRow(@["3", "dr who", "Humans", "1018-5-2"])
printTable(t2)
Examples
var t = newTerminalTable()
var width = 150
when not defined(js):
width = termColumns()
echo "termColumns: " & $termColumns()
# width of the table is the terminal COLUMNS - the amount of separators (columns + 1) multiplied by length of the separator
t.tableWidth = width - (t.columnsCount() * len($t.style.colSeparator)) - 10
t.setHeaders(@["ID", "Name", "Fav animal", "Date", "OK"])
t.addRow(@["1", "xmonader", "Cat, Dog", "2018-10-2", "yes"])
t.addRow(@["2", "ahmed", "Shark", "2018-10-2", "yes"])
t.addRow(@["3", "dr who", "Humans", "1018-5-2", "no"])
printTable(t)
t.tableWidth = 0
printTable(t)
t.tableWidth = 0
t.separateRows = false
printTable(t)
t.reset()
let t2 = newUnicodeTable()
t2.separateRows = false
t2.setHeaders(@[newCell("ID", pad=5), newCell("Name", rightpad=10), newCell("Fav animal", pad=2), newCell("Date", 5)])
t2.addRow(@["1", "xmonader", "Cat, Dog", "2018-10-22"])
t2.addRow(@["2", "ahmed", "Shark", "2015-12-6"])
t2.addRow(@["3", "dr who", "Humans", "1018-5-2"])
printTable(t2)
+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+
| ID | Name | Fav animal | Date | OK |
+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+
| 1 | xmonader | Cat, Dog | 2018-10-2 | yes |
+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+
| 2 | ahmed | Shark | 2018-10-2 | yes |
+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+
| 3 | dr who | Humans | 1018-5-2 | no |
-------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+------------------------+-------------------------
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| ID | Name | Fav animal | Date | OK |
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| 1 | xmonader | Cat, Dog | 2018-10-2 | yes |
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| 2 | ahmed | Shark | 2018-10-2 | yes |
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| 3 | dr who | Humans | 1018-5-2 | no |
-----+----------+------------+-----------+------
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| ID | Name | Fav animal | Date | OK |
+----+----------+------------+-----------+-----+
| 1 | xmonader | Cat, Dog | 2018-10-2 | yes |
| 2 | ahmed | Shark | 2018-10-2 | yes |
| 3 | dr who | Humans | 1018-5-2 | no |
-----+----------+------------+-----------+------
┌────────────┬───────────────────┬──────────────┬────────────────┐
│ ID │ Name │ Fav animal │ Date │
├────────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────┼────────────────┤
│ 1 │ xmonader │ Cat, Dog │ 2018-10-22 │
│ 2 │ ahmed │ Shark │ 2015-12-6 │
│ 3 │ dr who │ Humans │ 1018-5-2 │
└────────────┴───────────────────┴──────────────┴────────────────┘
using custom styles
Using custom styles is pretty easy
var t2 = newUnicodeTable()
t2.separateRows = false
t2.setHeaders(@[newCell("ID", pad=5), newCell("Name", rightpad=10), newCell("Fav animal", pad=2), newCell("Date", 5)])
t2.addRow(@["1", "xmonader", "Cat, Dog", "2018-10-22"])
t2.addRow(@["2", "ahmed", "Shark", "2015-12-6"])
t2.addRow(@["3", "dr who", "Humans", "1018-5-2"])
t2.separateRows = true
let testStyle = Style(rowSeparator:"┈", colSeparator:"┇", cellEdgeLeft:"├", cellEdgeRight:"┤", topLeft:"┏", topRight:"┓", bottomLeft:"└", bottomRight:"┘", topRowSeparator:"┬", bottomRowSeparator:"┴", dashLineLeft:"├", dashLineRight:"┤", dashLineColSeparatorLastRow:"┴", dashLineColSeparatorTopRow:"┬", dashLineColSeparator:"┼")
t2.style = testStyle
printTable(t2)
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┇ ID ┇ Name ┇ Fav animal ┇ Date ┇
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┇ 1 ┇ xmonader ┇ Cat, Dog ┇ 2018-10-22 ┇
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┇ 2 ┇ ahmed ┇ Shark ┇ 2015-12-6 ┇
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┇ 3 ┇ dr who ┇ Humans ┇ 1018-5-2 ┇
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