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Using terminal-table has been fantastic for me, particularly due to its compatibility with colorize. I even combine colors with :border_x, :border_y and :border_i to create custom-colored tables/borders.
However I got around to experimenting with :colspan to split the display of "cell" data, and colorize ends up breaking :border_y.
The tables turn out as such:
Of course, I can remove the :border_y styling to fix it...
...but then I don't have my schnazzy blue dividers.
Capy-pasta-able code, in case you'd like to experiment:
(Say that title ten times fast...)
Using terminal-table has been fantastic for me, particularly due to its compatibility with colorize. I even combine colors with :border_x, :border_y and :border_i to create custom-colored tables/borders.
However I got around to experimenting with :colspan to split the display of "cell" data, and colorize ends up breaking :border_y.
The tables turn out as such:
Of course, I can remove the :border_y styling to fix it...
...but then I don't have my schnazzy blue dividers.
Capy-pasta-able code, in case you'd like to experiment:
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