Prints data as a table assuming that data is a list of dictionaries
At the moment it assumes that dictionaries are flat (values are primitives, not a dictionary/list)
pip install pptablefrompptableimportpptabledata= [{'slug': u'ams1', 'name': u'Amsterdam 1', 'region_id': 2},
{'slug': u'sfo1', 'name': u'San Francisco 1', 'region_id': 3},
{'slug': u'nyc2', 'name': u'New York 2', 'region_id': 4},
{'slug': u'ams2', 'name': u'Amsterdam 2', 'region_id': 5},
{'slug': u'sgp1', 'name': u'Singapore 1', 'region_id': 6}]
pptable(data)It will output:
---------------------------------- region_id name slug ---------------------------------- 2 Amsterdam 1 ams1 3 San Francisco 1 sfo1 4 New York 2 nyc2 5 Amsterdam 2 ams2 6 Singapore 1 sgp1
You can choose header columns and the order, for example:
headers= ['slug', 'name']
pptable(data, headers=headers)The result is:
----------------------- slug name ----------------------- ams1 Amsterdam 1 sfo1 San Francisco 1 nyc2 New York 2 ams2 Amsterdam 2 sgp1 Singapore 1