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ohmd

v1.0.2

Published

Convert arrays and objects to Markdown tables.

Downloads

2

Readme

omd

:feather: :feet: Convert arrays and objects to Markdown tables.

Install

npm install ohmd

API

omd(data, options)

  • data: The data to be converted into a Markdown table. It can be:

    • A single array.
    • An object with header and table properties.
    • A 2D array where the first sub-array is the header and the remaining sub-arrays are the table rows.
  • options: Configuration options for the table formatting. It's optional.

    • align - Specifies the alignment for each column. Valid values are left, center, and right. If not provided, the default alignment is used.

Examples

  • Markdown for a single array:
const omd = require('ohmd');

const arrayData = ['Jon', 'Doe'];
console.log(omd(arrayData));

// | --- |
// | Jon |
// | Doe |
console.log(omd(arrayData, { align: ['left'] }));

// | :--- |
// | Jon  |
// | Doe  |
  • Markdown for an object with different alignments:
const objectData = {
    header: ['Day', 'Rank', 'Grade'],
    table: [['Tuesday', 7, "C Minus"], ['Friday', 1, "A Plus"], ['Dryday', 4, "B Minus"]],
};

console.log(omd(objectData, { align: ['left', 'center', 'right'] }));

// | Day     |   Rank  |    Grade |
// | :---    |  :---:  |   ---:   |
// | Tuesday |    7    |  C Minus |
// | Friday  |    1    |  A Plus  |
// | Dryday  |    4    |  B Minus |
  • Markdown for an object with no header:
const objectWithoutHeader = {
    "table": [
        ["Alice", 30, "New York"],
        ["Bob", 25, "San Francisco"],
        ["Charlie", 35, "Los Angeles"]
    ]
}

// | Alice   | 30 | New York      |
// | Bob     | 25 | San Francisco |
// | Charlie | 35 | Los Angeles   |
  • Markdown for an object with single alignment:
console.log(omd(objectData, { align: ['center'] }));

// |   Day   |   Rank  |  Grade   |
// | :---:   | :---:   | :---:    |
// | Tuesday |    7    |  C Minus |
// | Friday  |    1    |  A Plus  |
// | Dryday  |    4    |  B Minus |
  • Markdown for a 2D array with different alignments:
const twoDArrayData = [
    ['name', 'class', 'number'],
    ['Jon', 7, 99],
    ['Ron', 13, 233],
    ['Akon', 12, 13],
];

console.log(omd(twoDArrayData, { align: ['center', 'left', 'right'] }));

// |   name  | class | number |
// | :---:   | :---  |  ---:  |
// |   Jon   |  7    |     99 |
// |   Ron   |  13   |    233 |
// |  Akon   |  12   |     13 |
  • Markdown for a 2D array with single alignment:
console.log(omd(twoDArrayData, { align: ['center'] }));

// |  name  | class | number |
// | :---:  | :---: | :---:  |
// |  Jon   |   7   |   99   |
// |  Ron   |  13   |  233   |
// | Akon   |  12   |   13   |

Contributing

If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.

License

MIT