Defines types to create, access, and print tables.
Below is an example of how to use TableBuilder and TableWriter. Using these utilities, it builds a Table and writes the content to stdout.
TableBuilder
TableWriter
Table
// Build table with first row as table header val table = t2.TableBuilder() .add("#", "Effective Date", "Currency Code", "Exchange Rate") .add("1", "2021-01-04", "USD", "0.690236") .add("2", "2021-01-05", "USD", "0.690627") .add("3", "2021-01-06", "USD", "0.689332") .build() // Create table writer with supplied configuration val writer = t2.TableWriter( "ansiColorEnabled" -> "true", "tableBorderColor" -> "cyan", "tableHeaderColor" -> "black,yellowBackground", "bodyRuleColor" -> "yellow", "rowHeaderEnabled" -> "true", "rowHeaderColor" -> "bold,cyan", "columnRightAlign" -> "0,3" // Right align first and last columns ) // Write table to stdout writer.write(System.out, table)
The generated output would look something like the following if printed to a color-enabled terminal.
=================================================== # Effective Date Currency Code Exchange Rate --------------------------------------------------- 1 2021-01-04 USD 0.690236 2 2021-01-05 USD 0.690627 3 2021-01-06 USD 0.689332 ===================================================
The table writer can be configured for changing such things as cell padding, character used for table borders, and more.
Defines types to create, access, and print tables.
Getting Started
Below is an example of how to use
TableBuilderandTableWriter. Using these utilities, it builds aTableand writes the content to stdout.The generated output would look something like the following if printed to a color-enabled terminal.
The table writer can be configured for changing such things as cell padding, character used for table borders, and more.