papergrid

This is library for pretty tables.

It has relatively low level API. If you're interested in a more friendly one take a look at tabled.

Usage

```rust use papergrid::{ colors::NoColors, config::{ spanned::SpannedConfig, AlignmentHorizontal, AlignmentVertical, Borders, Entity, Indent, Sides, }, dimension::{spanned::SpannedGridDimension, Estimate}, grid::peekable::PeekableGrid, records::vec_records::{CellInfo, VecRecords}, };

fn main() { let mut cfg = SpannedConfig::default(); cfg.setborders(Borders { top: Some('-'), topleft: Some('+'), topright: Some('+'), topintersection: Some('+'), bottom: Some('-'), bottomleft: Some('+'), bottomright: Some('+'), bottomintersection: Some('+'), horizontal: Some('-'), leftintersection: Some('+'), rightintersection: Some('+'), vertical: Some('|'), left: Some('|'), right: Some('|'), intersection: Some('+'), }); cfg.setcolumnspan((1, 1), 3); cfg.setrowspan((0, 0), 2); cfg.setalignmenthorizontal((1, 0).into(), AlignmentHorizontal::Center); cfg.setalignmentvertical(Entity::Global, AlignmentVertical::Center); cfg.setpadding( (0, 0).into(), Sides::new( Indent::spaced(4), Indent::spaced(4), Indent::spaced(1), Indent::spaced(1), ), );

let data = [
    ["Papergrid", "is a library", "for print tables", "!"],
    ["", "Just like this", "", ""],
];

let data = data
    .iter()
    .map(|row| row.iter().map(CellInfo::new).collect())
    .collect();

let records = VecRecords::new(data);

let mut dims = SpannedGridDimension::default();
dims.estimate(&records, &cfg);

let grid = PeekableGrid::new(&records, &cfg, &dims, NoColors).to_string();

println!("{grid}");

} ```

Running the example you must see.