trellis

A simple Gleam library for pretty printing tabular data!

gleam add trellis@1

import trellis

pub fn main() {
  let names = ["Michael", "Vitor", "Ellen"]

  let data = {
    use _ <- list.map(list.range(0, 10))

    let assert Ok(name) = names |> list.shuffle |> list.first
    let age = int.random(80)
    let happy = int.random(2) |> int.is_even

    Row(name:, age:, happy:)
  }

  trellis.table(data:)
  |> trellis.style(style.Round)
  |> trellis.with("name", Left, {
    use Row(name:, age: _, happy: _) <- trellis.param
    name
  })
  |> trellis.with("the person's age", Center, {
    use Row(name: _, age:, happy: _) <- trellis.param
    age |> int.to_string
  })
  |> trellis.with("senior", Right, {
    use Row(name: _, age:, happy: _) <- trellis.param
    { age >= 65 } |> bool.to_string
  })
  |> trellis.with("happy", Right, {
    use Row(name: _, age: _, happy:) <- trellis.param
    case happy {
      True -> "Happy"
      False -> "Not Happy"
    }
  })
  |> trellis.to_string
  |> io.println
}

The output looks like:

╭───────────┬──────────────────┬────────┬───────────╮
│   name    │ the person's age │ senior │   happy   │
├───────────┼──────────────────┼────────┼───────────┤
│ Michael   │        16        │  False │ Not Happy │
│ Vitor     │        54        │  False │     Happy │
│ Ellen     │        63        │  False │ Not Happy │
│ Ellen     │        19        │  False │ Not Happy │
│ Vitor     │        28        │  False │     Happy │
│ Michael   │        59        │  False │ Not Happy │
│ Ellen     │        60        │  False │     Happy │
│ Vitor     │        60        │  False │ Not Happy │
│ Michael   │        74        │   True │     Happy │
│ Vitor     │        12        │  False │     Happy │
│ Ellen     │        16        │  False │     Happy │
╰───────────┴──────────────────┴────────┴───────────╯

Further documentation can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/trellis.

Development

nix develop # start dev shell
gleam run   # Run the project
gleam test  # Run the tests