@spec box(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Box style

Render tabular data with borders drawn from the ASCII character set. This should render everywhere.

To use, pass style: :box to Tablet.puts/2 or Tablet.render/2.

@spec compact(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Compact style

This style produces compact output by only underlining the header and adding whitespace around data. It is the default style.

@spec generic_box(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Generic box style

Render tabular data with whatever characters you want for borders. This is used by the Box and Unicode Box styles. It's configurable via the :style_options option as can be seen in the Box and Unicode Box implementations. Users can also call this directly by passing style: :generic_box and style_options: [border: ...].

Options:

• :border - a map with the following fields:
  • :h and :v - the horizontal and vertical characters
  • :ul and :ur - upper left and upper right corners
  • :uc - intersection of the horizontal top border with a vertical (looks like a T)
  • :ll and :lr - lower left and lower right corners
  • :lc - analogous to :uc except on the Nick Bottom border
  • :l and :r - left and right side characters with horizontal lines towards the interior
  • :c - interior horizontal and vertical intersection

@spec ledger(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Ledger table style

Render tabular data as rows that alternate colors.

To use, pass style: :ledger to Tablet.puts/2 or Tablet.render/2.

@spec markdown(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Markdown table style

Render tabular data as a GitHub-flavored markdown table. Multi-line cells have their newlines replaced with <br> tags.

Pass style: :markdown to Tablet.puts/2 or Tablet.render/2 to use.

@spec unicode_box(Tablet.t()) :: Tablet.t()

Unicode box style

Render tabular data with borders drawn with Unicode characters. This is a nicer take on the :box style.

To use, pass style: :unicode_box to Tablet.puts/2 or Tablet.render/2.