table — Pretty Table Printing

Render formatted ASCII tables for CLI output.

Import

import table

API Reference

Function	Description
table.new(columns) -> cptr	Create a table with column headers
table.add_row(h, values) -> int	Add a data row
table.set_align(h, col, align) -> int	Set column alignment (0=left, 1=right, 2=center)
table.size(h) -> int	Number of data rows
table.render(h) -> str	Render with Unicode box-drawing characters
table.render_simple(h) -> str	Render with ASCII borders
table.free(h) -> int	Free the table

Examples

Basic Table

import table

def main() -> int:
    let t = table.new(["Name", "Age", "Language"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Alice", "30", "Desi"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Bob", "25", "Rust"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Charlie", "35", "Python"])

    print(table.render_simple(t))
    table.free(t)
    0

Output:

+---------+-----+----------+
| Name    | Age | Language |
+---------+-----+----------+
| Alice   | 30  | Desi     |
| Bob     | 25  | Rust     |
| Charlie | 35  | Python   |
+---------+-----+----------+

Unicode Borders

import table

def main() -> int:
    let t = table.new(["Status", "Count"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Passed", "42"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Failed", "3"])
    table.add_row(t, ["Skipped", "1"])

    print(table.render(t))
    table.free(t)
    0

Output:

┌─────────┬───────┐
| Status  | Count |
├─────────┼───────┤
| Passed  | 42    |
| Failed  | 3     |
| Skipped | 1     |
└─────────┴───────┘