Henry Popp

Thanks for this! Cell alignment has been on my roadmap, so this is a great first step. I noticed a bug with center alignment. I suspect it's probably rounding errors...

You mean tables within tables or accessing nested data?

I don't like the idea of a table within a table visually. Perhaps some sort of optional SQL join-style table that adds extra columns for sub structs. But for accessing...

Forced map-conversion has now been removed in `v0.4.0`. Structs behave like structs now, and you can do things like Ecto preloads.

Funny enough you can make a function column a `Scribe.print/2` call and it will print another table below. Still not sure I'm sold on the vertical list yet. I really...

`get_in` requires `Access` behaviour yeah? Early versions of Scribe would force-convert structs to maps by stripping out the `:__struct__` key, but now since that's no longer the case, it should...

Yes, only if they implement the `Access` behaviour **Edit:** it's the main reason I wrote [this package](https://github.com/codedge-llc/accessible)

Yup, though in your case I would print the `ports` list and flatten `hostname` and `ip` into it: ``` iex(7)> Scribe.print(data[:ports], data: [:id, :name, :product, :version, {:hostname, fn _ ->...

Thanks for the heads up! Feel free to open a PR if you want credit.

The new APNS api uses 443 instead of the old ports, and generally timeouts occur when it's blocked in production environments. Have your tried using `apns_2197: true` in your config?