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Comparison with other 'table' libraries #76
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Feel free to create a MR for this :) Especially |
I can already give you a short summary on what @danieleades Maybe it would make sense to aks for something like this from each project maintainer? Comfy-tableOne of comfy-table's big foci is on providing a minimalistic, but rock-solid library for building text-based tables. The other focus is on dynamic-length content arrangement. Other mentionable features are: Custom constraints for layouts, coloring/styling and table design presets. |
See sibling issues: |
@danieleades prettytables-rs is indeed unmaintained. I already tried to communicate with the author roughly ~2.5 years ago, which is why I built this library in the first place. (phsym/prettytable-rs#122) I already went ahead and created a PR and Issue for deprecation, as well as a PR for a rust-sec advisory-db entry: |
@zhiburt @devashishdxt @RyanBluth I'm not sure why the advisory-db entry isn't being merged, though. This would be the best solution in the long run. |
@Nukesor I added a comment to the term-table-rs is pretty basic in terms of features. My goal with the project is to provide a good set of tools for rendering CLI tables, while also allowing users to bring their own tools for things like colours. One thing that is unique to term-table-rs(as far as I'm aware) is the ability to have different number of columns in each row of the table. |
This worked out quite well in the end. I'm closing this issue :) |
It would be really nice if this could be added to the CLI book, like the useful crates chapter. |
@wookietreiber Feel free to do so :) I definitely wouldn't mind! |
There are now a few libraries for pretty-printing tables to the console. It would be really helpful to have a bit of a comparison to allow users (including myself!) to determine which one to go for.
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