t2
Defines types to create, access, and print tables.
Usage
Below is an example of how to use TableBuilder and TableWriter. Using
these utilities, it builds a Table and writes the content to stdout.
// 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 ===================================================