# Seaborn Table Seaborn Table acts as a dictionary and list and handles reading and writing data to various formats seamlessly.
- It can do this by consuming:
list of list list of dictionary dictionary of dictionary dictionary of lists
It can consume these from raw python data structures, csv, text, markdown, grid, psql, or file. It can output to csv, text, markdown, grid, psql, rst or html tables.
This is primarily as a library but can be used as a script with: > seaborn_table source_file destination_file
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