Flex Text Table

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Fast and flexible Pyhon library for text tables.

There's also PHP version of ths library.

Features

1. Simple API, easy to use,
2. Lightweight (no additional dependencies),
3. Production ready.

Usage example

Simplest possible usage:

from flextable.table import FlexTable       # Import FlexTable root class

table = FlexTable(['ID', 'NAME', 'SCORE'])  # Define table with 3 columns
table.add_rows([
    [1, 'John', 12],                        # Add 2 rows, 3 columns each
    [2, 'Tommy', 15],
])
print(table.render())                       # Render table as string and print

would produce nice text table:

┌────┬───────┬───────┐
│ ID │ NAME  │ SCORE │
├────┼───────┼───────┤
│ 1  │ John  │ 12    │
│ 2  │ Tommy │ 15    │
└────┴───────┴───────┘

See more usage examples in project docs.

License

• Written and copyrighted ©2023 by Marcin Orlowski <mail (#) marcinorlowski (.) com>
• Flex Text Table is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license