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#![forbid(unsafe_code)] #![cfg_attr(not(feature = "doc"), forbid(unstable_features))] #![deny(missing_docs)] #![cfg_attr(feature = "doc", feature(doc_cfg))] //! Rust crate for printing tables on command line. //! //! # Usage //! //! Add `cli-table` in your `Cargo.toms`'s `dependencies` section //! //! ```toml //! [dependencies] //! cli-table = "0.4" //! ``` //! //! ## Simple usage //! //! ```rust //! use cli_table::{format::Justify, print_stdout, Cell, Style, Table}; //! //! let table = vec![ //! vec!["Tom".cell(), 10.cell().justify(Justify::Right)], //! vec!["Jerry".cell(), 15.cell().justify(Justify::Right)], //! vec!["Scooby Doo".cell(), 20.cell().justify(Justify::Right)], //! ] //! .table() //! .title(vec![ //! "Name".cell().bold(true), //! "Age (in years)".cell().bold(true), //! ]) //! .bold(true); //! //! assert!(print_stdout(table).is_ok()); //! ``` //! //! Below is the output of the table we created just now: //! //! ```markdown //! +------------+----------------+ //! | Name | Age (in years) | <-- This row and all the borders/separators //! +------------+----------------+ will appear in bold //! | Tom | 10 | //! +------------+----------------+ //! | Jerry | 15 | //! +------------+----------------+ //! | Scooby Doo | 25 | //! +------------+----------------+ //! ``` //! //! ## Derive macro //! //! `#[derive(Table)]` can also be used to print a `Vec` or slice of `struct`s as table. //! //! ```rust //! use cli_table::{format::Justify, print_stdout, Table, WithTitle}; //! //! #[derive(Table)] //! struct User { //! #[table(title = "ID", justify = "Justify::Right")] //! id: u64, //! #[table(title = "First Name")] //! first_name: &'static str, //! #[table(title = "Last Name")] //! last_name: &'static str, //! } //! //! let users = vec![ //! User { //! id: 1, //! first_name: "Scooby", //! last_name: "Doo", //! }, //! User { //! id: 2, //! first_name: "John", //! last_name: "Cena", //! }, //! ]; //! //! assert!(print_stdout(users.with_title()).is_ok()); //! ``` //! //! Below is the output of the table we created using derive macro: //! //! ```markdown //! +----+------------+-----------+ //! | ID | First Name | Last Name | <-- This row will appear in bold //! +----+------------+-----------+ //! | 1 | Scooby | Doo | //! +----+------------+-----------+ //! | 2 | John | Cena | //! +----+------------+-----------+ //! ``` //! //! ### Field attributes //! //! - `title` | `name`: Used to specify title of a column. Usage: `#[table(title = "Title")]` //! - `justify`: Used to horizontally justify the contents of a column. Usage: `#[table(justify = "Justify::Right")]` //! - `align`: Used to vertically align the contents of a column. Usage: `#[table(align = "Align::Top")]` //! - `color`: Used to specify color of contents of a column. Usage: `#[table(color = "Color::Red")]` //! - `bold`: Used to specify boldness of contents of a column. Usage: `#[table(bold)]` //! - `skip`: Used to skip a field from table. Usage: `#[table(skip)]` //! //! For more information on configurations available on derive macro, go to `cli-table/examples/struct.rs`. mod buffers; mod cell; mod row; mod style; mod table; #[cfg(any(feature = "title", feature = "derive"))] mod title; mod utils; pub mod format; pub use termcolor::{Color, ColorChoice}; #[cfg(feature = "derive")] #[cfg_attr(feature = "doc", doc(cfg(feature = "derive")))] pub use cli_table_derive::Table; pub use self::{ cell::{Cell, CellStruct}, row::{Row, RowStruct}, style::Style, table::{Table, TableStruct}, }; #[cfg(any(feature = "title", feature = "derive"))] pub use self::title::{Title, WithTitle}; use std::io::Result; /// Prints a table to `stdout` pub fn print_stdout<T: Table>(table: T) -> Result<()> { table.table().print_stdout() } /// Prints a table to `stderr` pub fn print_stderr<T: Table>(table: T) -> Result<()> { table.table().print_stderr() }