Simple Tabler helps you to make a table in Terminal
It can be used as a gem.(https://rubygems.org/gems/simple_tabler)
Add simple_tabler to your Gemfile.
gem 'simple_tabler', '~> 0.1.0'
First of all, you should import the module Simple Tabler.
require "simple_tabler"
Now, you can create a table from an array like blow.
a = [
[
"ABCDE_Mail",
"example@example.com",
"abcdefg_" * 10
],
[
"XYZ_TV",
"Taro Yamada",
"qwerty" * 10
]
]
puts a.generate_table(["Service", "username", "password"], 30)
#|============================================================================================|
#|Service |username |password |
#|============================================================================================|
#|ABCDE_Mail |example@example.com |abcdefg_abcdefg_abcdefg_abcdef|
#| | |g_abcdefg_abcdefg_abcdefg_abcd|
#| | |efg_abcdefg_abcdefg_ |
#|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
#|XYZ_TV |Taro Yamada |qwertyqwertyqwertyqwertyqwerty|
#| | |qwertyqwertyqwertyqwertyqwerty|
#| | | |
#|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/Takahashi-Riki/simple_tabler.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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