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Readme

Another NodeJS module for creating ASCII tables.

Example

// Dependencies
var Table = require("le-table");

// Table data
var data = [
    ["Cell 1.1", "Cell 2.1", "Cell 3.1"]
  , ["Cell 1.2", {
        text: "Multi\nline\n\u001b[34mcell\ncontent that\u001b[0m is\n left aligned."
      , data: {
            hAlign: "left"
        }
    }, "Cell 3.2"]
  , ["Cell 1.3", "Cell 2.3", "Cell 3.3"]
  , ["Cell 1.4", "Cell 2.4", "Cell 3.4"]
];

// Table defaults
Table.defaults.marks = {
    nw: "┌"
  , n:  "─"
  , ne: "┐"
  , e:  "│"
  , se: "┘"
  , s:  "─"
  , sw: "└"
  , w:  "│"
  , b: " "
  , mt: "┬"
  , ml: "├"
  , mr: "┤"
  , mb: "┴"
  , mm: "┼"
};

// Create table instance
var myTable = new Table();

// Push data
for (var i = 0; i < data.length; ++i) {
    myTable.addRow([i].concat(data[i]), {
        hAlign: i > 2 ? "left": "right"
    });
}

// Output table
console.log(myTable.toString());

The output will be:

Installation

$ npm install le-table

Documentation

`LeTable(options)`

Creates a new instance of LeTable.

Params

Object options: An object containing the table configuration:
- cell: object containing
  - hAlign (default: "center"): One of the following values: "left", "center" and "right"
  - vAlign (default: "middle"): One of the following values: "top", "middle" and "bottom"
  - autoEOL (default: true): if true, the lines are wrapped inside of the cell
  - stretch (default: true): if true, the size of the box will not be fixed
- marks: object containing the mark characters (see example)

Return

LeTable The LeTable instance.

`addRow(columns, ops)`

Adds a new row in table.

Params

Array columns: Row data (as array)
Object ops: Options for cell content

Return

LeTable The LeTable instance.

`toString()`

Stringifies the table.

Return

String The stringified table

Changelog

See the releases page.

How to contribute

File an issue in the repository, using the bug tracker, describing the contribution you'd like to make. This will help us to get you started on the right foot.
Fork the project in your account and create a new branch: your-great-feature.
Commit your changes in that branch.
Open a pull request, and reference the initial issue in the pull request message.

License

See the LICENSE file.