table-format 0.0.3

Formats tables for printing to terminals and logs.
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# Table-Format

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This crate formats data as a text table, suitable for printing to the terminal 
or for inclusion in logs.

## Changelog

* v0.0.1 - Initial files. Tests are passing. Table header formats.
* v0.0.2 - Table macros. Base cell styles. Color codes for initial elements.
* v0.0.3 - ColumnBreak->CellWidth. Now a part of content style.

## Roadmap
* v0.0.4 - Bug fixes and unit test cleanup. Expanded test coverage.
* v0.0.5 - Examples and README improvement.
* v0.1.0 - Documentation cleanup pass. Get what is there clean and tidy.

## Examples

The following code prints a two-column table from a vector of strings:

```
let table = 
    table!(
        "{B^:12:}" => "Food", "{G^:7:}" => "Count";
        "Fish", "15", "Pizza", "10", "Tomato", "24"
    );

let output = table.format();
```

Output:
*(color codes not shown)*
```
+--------------------+
|    Food    | Count |
+--------------------+
|Fish        |15     |
+--------------------+
|Pizza       |10     |
+--------------------+
|Tomato      |24     |
+--------------------+
```