Type Members

1.  trait Table extends AnyRef

   Defines table.

   Defines table.

   How to Create Table

   A Table can be created using a factory defined in companion object, or it can be built incrementally using a TableBuilder.

   The two tables created in the example below are effectively the same.

   // Create table with data supplied as Seq[Seq[String]]
   val table1 = t2.Table(
     Seq(
       Seq("#", "Effective Date", "Currency Code", "Exchange Rate"),
       Seq("1", "2021-01-04", "USD", "0.690236"),
       Seq("2", "2021-01-05", "USD", "0.690627"),
       Seq("3", "2021-01-06", "USD", "0.689332")
     )
   )
   
   // Incrementally build table by adding value sequences
   val table2 = 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()
   
   // Assert equality
   assert(table1.rows == table2.rows)

   See also

   Table.forRows, Table.forColumns, TableBuilder

2.  trait TableBuilder extends AnyRef

   Defines table builder.

   Defines table builder.

   Usage

   Below is an example of how to create and use the default TableBuilder.

   // 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()

   See also

   TableBuilder.forRows, TableBuilder.forColumns

3.  trait TableWriter extends AnyRef

   Defines table writer.

   Defines table writer.

   Usage

   Below is an example of how to create, configure, and use the default TableWriter.

   // 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.

   See also

   TableWriter(Map[String, String]), TableWriter((String,String)*)