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esc-pad-table-array

v0.2.0

Published

Tiny 1.7K function pads the cells of a 2D array of strings (table) by column, left/right aligned, optionally formatted, optional headings.

Downloads

84

Readme

esc-pad-table-array

Tiny 1.7K function pads the cells of a 2D array of strings (table) by column, left/right aligned, optionally formatted, optional headings.

Install

npm install esc-pad-table-array

Example import and data

import padTableA from 'esc-pad-table-array';
const inputA = [
  [ '192.168.1.4', 'apple.example.org' ],
  [ '192.168.1.91', 'fig.example.org', 'fig.otherdomain.co.za' ],
  [ '192.168.1.123', 'watermelon.example.org', 'watermelon.otherdomain.co.za' ],
  [ '192.168.1.201', 'plum.example.org', 'plum.otherdomain.co.za' ],
];

Simplest example

console.log(padTableA(inputA));

image

Example with alignment

console.log(padTableA(inputA, { alignA:[ 'L', 'R' ] }));
console.log(padTableA(inputA, { align:'LR' }));          // terse alternative syntax

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Example with alignment and formatting

npm install esc-colors

import colors from 'esc-colors';
console.log(padTableA(inputA, { align:'LR', fmtA:[ colors.magenta, colors.blue ] }));

image

Example with heading, alignment and formatting

console.log(padTableA(inputA, { headingA:['LAN IP', 'HOSTNAME'], align:'LR', fmtA:[ colors.magenta, colors.blue ] }));

image

Example with heading (no underline), alignment and formatting

console.log(padTableA(inputA, {
  headingA: ['LAN IP', 'HOSTNAME'],
  headingChar: null,
  align: 'LR',
  fmtA: [ colors.magenta, colors.blue ],
}));

image

Example getting 2D array

You can get a 1D or 2D array and do whatever you want with it, trivially.

const tableAA = padTableA(inputA, { align:'LR', colDelim:null, rowDelim:null, paddingChar:'.' });

console.log('tableAA', tableAA);

image

const rowsA = tableAA.map( colsA => '|..' + colsA.join('...') + '..|' );

const width = rowsA[0].length;

console.log('='.repeat(width));

rowsA.forEach( rowS => console.log(rowS) );

console.log('='.repeat(width));

image

Get the table data and you can flip it any style.

Project goals

  • No dependencies
  • No nonsense
  • Reliable, no radical changes will ever happen.
  • Small, simple, easy to audit, yourself

If I have ideas for something different, I'll make a new package rather than make breaking changes.

Inspired by

I looked what else was available and it was massively bloated and over-complicated.

Notes

Have fun!

Say thanks

Star the repo https://github.com/softwarecreations/esc-pad-table-array

PR's or issues

Welcome

License

MIT