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Simple Ascii Tables

A simple, minimal and dependency-free python package for generating ascii tables.

It's a simplified fork of terminaltables.

Why another fork?

Terminal Tables was a super cool project. It's no more maintained sadly. There are some forks but they're too much complex for a basic usage. There is also Rich library which is awesome but it's bloated for a simple ascii table with no dependencies.

Installation

pip install simple-ascii-tables

Usage

from simple_ascii_tables import AsciiTable

table_data = [
    ["Name", "Age", "Country"],
    ["Alice", 24, "Canada"],
    ["Bob", 19, "USA"],
    ["Charlie", 30, "Australia"],
]

table = AsciiTable(table_data)
table.title = "User Information"
print(table.table)

Output:

+User Information-----------+
| Name    | Age | Country   |
+---------+-----+-----------+
| Alice   | 24  | Canada    |
| Bob     | 19  | USA       |
| Charlie | 30  | Australia |
+---------+-----+-----------+

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