:medium_alt - medium colors, alternating row colors.:light_mult - light colors, 3 repeating row colors.:light_alt - light colors, alternating row colors.:green_unpadded - like green but without padding.:green_padded - like green but with extra padding.:green_mult - green header, 3 repeating row colors.:green_border_unpadded - light green border without padding.:green_border_padded - light green border with extra padding.:green_alt - green header, alternating row colors.:dotted_mult - slightly colored, 3 repeating row colors.:dotted_alt - slightly colored, alternating row colors.:dark_mult - dark colors, 3 repeating row colors.:dark_alt - dark colors, alternating row colors.:cyan_mult - cyan header, 3 repeating row colors.:cyan_alt - cyan header, alternating row colors.:sort_symbols - to denote sort direction (keyword).:max_width - to cap column widths (non_neg_integer).:margins - to position the table (keyword).:header_fixes - to alter the headers (map).:headers - to identify each column (list).:count - number of maps to format (integer).:align_specs - to align column elements (list).

options - up to 10 options all configurable (keyword).maps - list of maps/keywords/structs (list).If the :count option is positive, we format the first n maps in the list, once sorted. In that column, also considering the column heading. We calculate the width of each column to fit the longest element The columns are identified by the :headers option ( map keys). You should however configure all options except possibly Prints data from maps to STDOUT in a table tailored by options.Īll options can be configured and/or passed as a keyword argument.Įach option of the keyword will override its configured counterpart.

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