Python module I threw togther for printing formatted tables, I was going to write it anyway for a seperate project, so I figured why not write it as a module so I can use it again easily if needed
Usage for TablePrint is easy, simply feed it any number of lists with your data in it, each list being a new row and each item being a column
Input:
from TablePrint import table
good = ['Lawful Good', 'Neutral Good', 'Chaotic Good']
neutral = ['Lawful Neutral', 'True Neutral', 'Chaotic Neutral']
evil = ['Lawful Evil', 'Neutral Evil', 'Chaotic Evil']
table(good, neutral, evil)
Output:
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|Lawful Good |Neutral Good |Chaotic Good |
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|Lawful Neutral |True Neutral |Chaotic Neutral |
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|Lawful Evil |Neutral Evil |Chaotic Evil |
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Currently there is no pip installer, but you dont really need one, just drop the TablePrint file into your project directory.