utils.display module

Make output prettier and work with tables

utils.display.print_simple_to_fancy_table(text: str, has_header: bool = True, columns: List[str] = None) → str

Generates and prints a fancy table from the given boring table

A boring table is one in the format: ColHead1 ColHead2 row01val1 row1v2 row2val1 row2v2

It may or may not be column-aligned.

The generated table is both returned and printed.

utils.display.print_table(table: List[Dict], columns: List[str] = None) → str

Given a table in parse_table() format (a list of dicts), prints it nicely

If columns is given, only the given keys will be in the table. If columns is None, all keys from the list table row will be used.

The generated table is both returned and printed.

utils.display.table_to_string(table: List[Dict], columns: List[str] = None) → str

Given a table in parse_table() format (a list of dicts), returns a string representation

If columns is given, only the given keys will be in the table. If columns is None, all keys from the list table row will be used.