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I thought I would open an issue to gauge interest in a terminal / plain text formatter. This possible formatter would print or read data from space padded plain text.
importtablibdata=tablib.Dataset()
data.headers= ('first_name', 'last_name')
data.append(('John', 'Adams'))
data.append(('George', 'Washington'))
printdata.export('txt')
# first_name last_name# John Adams# George Washington
If you think this is useful and fits with the philosophy of the project, I could put together a PR.
There are definitely some differences between this and some of the other formatters including:
how wide should it print by default?
if the data is wider than the width, there will be data truncation
this can't really losslessly handle (outputting and then reading a dataset will result in differences) data with spaces at the beginning or end
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I thought I would open an issue to gauge interest in a terminal / plain text formatter. This possible formatter would print or read data from space padded plain text.
If you think this is useful and fits with the philosophy of the project, I could put together a PR.
There are definitely some differences between this and some of the other formatters including:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: