Nahiyan Kamal
Nahiyan Kamal
@Tamil-0714 could you also give an example?
I dont see any column named "CIA mark" but I suppose you mean "Current CIA". You can use Title in this case. Thats the best option we have for this.
No this can't be achieved with current features. This looks like too complicated feature. If this is needed for many people we will implement it.
``` import { Table } from 'console-table-printer'; const p = new Table({ columns: [ { name: 'item', alignment: 'left' }, { name: 'price', alignment: 'right', transform: (value) => `$${Number(value).toFixed(2)}`, maxLen:...
I wonder why do we need maxLen at all? We need it only to force the len not to be more than that. And the only ways it can go...
instead const Table = require('..'); import ConsoleTablePrinter from 'con..'l
I will take some time to review this. Maybe around a week. But the feature looks good.
I would also suggest to add more tests like test/features/groupedColumnHeaders
Im thinking about some special cases 1. with calculated columns 2. With columns that are far from each other but belongs to same parent column 3. group of groups And...
Instead of grouping serially with widths, I think its more correct grouping them with the ids. ``` groupedColumnsHeaders: [{ childIds: 'col1', 'col2' id: 'title1' title: 'Title1' }] ```