table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

table

Golang tool for performing table based filtering operations. Supports CSV, JSON and md tables. This tool works similar to jq. Where you pass a set of filters or queries to mutate the csv data or extract lines that interest you.

There are various output modifiers like:

csv: Default csv output.
md: Markdown table.
json: Json output.
pretty: Pretty ASCII table similar to markdown.
html: HTML table.

Here is a simple usage of table:

You can select columns to compare to values by using:

.<column name>: Or for column names that contain spaces ->."<column name>".
$<column index>: Similar to AWK.

Comparing numbers is also supported.

Predefined variables

This project is heavily inspired by AWK (as all things that are good). So here are some predefined variables you can utilize:

NF: Number of fields.
FNR: Current record/row number (This is zero indexed).
NR: Record/Row count.

Install

Install using go install:

go install github.com/soerlemans/table@latest

Diclaimer: This project is not feature complete or production ready, bugs will arise.

Example

Here is an example usage of table:

table '.Department == "Engineering" | head 4 | sort "Username" | md "Username", "First name", "Last name", "Department" ' data/example.csv

Output:

| Username | First name | Last name | Department |
| -------------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- |
| jenkins46 | Mary | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9993424 | Bob | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins99999 | VanDame | Jenkins | Engineering |
| jenkins9da33 | Herald | Jenkins | Engineering |

Help

Version: 0.1
Usage: table [--file FILE] [--stdin] [--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR] [--csv] [--json] [--excel] [PROGRAMTEXT [INPUTFILES [INPUTFILES ...]]]
Positional arguments:
PROGRAMTEXT Filter to execute.
INPUTFILES Files to source as input.
Options:
--file FILE, -f FILE Path to file containing filters.
--stdin Specifies if the program should read from stdin. [default: false]
--field-separator FIELD-SEPARATOR, -F FIELD-SEPARATOR
Define the field separator.
--csv Define that input is CSV (default).
--json Define that input is JSON.
--excel Define that input is Excel.
--help, -h display this help and exit

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