Package print-table.0.1.0 #28218
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print-table.0.1.0Simple Unicode/ANSI and Markdown text table rendering
print-table provides a minimal library for rendering text tables
with Unicode box-drawing characters and optional ANSI colors, or as
GitHub-flavored Markdown.
The API is straightforward and declarative, designed for readable
tables in command-line tools, tests, and tutorials.
This library has taken some inspiration from 2 existing and more
feature-complete libraries, which we link to here for more advanced
usages: see printbox and ascii_table.
Initial release.
🐫 Pull-request generated by opam-publish v2.5.1