GitHub - go-ffmt/ffmt: Golang beautify data display for Humans (original) (raw)

package main

import ( ffmt "gopkg.in/ffmt.v1" )

func main() { example() }

type mt struct { String string Int int Slice []int Map map[string]interface{} }

func example() { m := mt{ "hello world", 100, []int{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}, map[string]interface{}{ "A": 123, "BB": 456, }, }

fmt.Println(m) // fmt the default formatting.
/*
    {hello world 100 [1 2 3 4 5 6] map[BB:456 A:123]}
*/

ffmt.Puts(m) // More friendly formatting.
/*
    {
     String: "hello world"
     Int:    100
     Slice:  [
      1 2 3
      4 5 6
     ]
     Map: {
      "A":  123
      "BB": 456
     }
    }
*/

ffmt.Print(m) // Same "Puts" but String unadded '"'.
/*
    {
     String: hello world
     Int:    100
     Slice:  [
      1 2 3
      4 5 6
     ]
     Map: {
      A:  123
      BB: 456
     }
    }
*/

ffmt.P(m) // Format data and types.
/*
    main.mt{
     String: string("hello world")
     Int:    int(100)
     Slice:  []int[
      int(1) int(2) int(3)
      int(4) int(5) int(6)
     ]
     Map: map[string]interface {}{
      string("A"):  int(123)
      string("BB"): int(456)
     }
    }
*/

ffmt.Pjson(m) // Format it in json style.
/*
    {
     "Int": 100
    ,"Map": {
      "A":  123
     ,"BB": 456
     }
    ,"Slice": [
      1,2,3
     ,4,5,6
     ]
    ,"String": "hello world"
    }
*/

m0 := ffmt.ToTable(m, m) // Break the fields into tables.
ffmt.Puts(m0)
/*
    [
     [
      "String" "Int"
      "Slice"  "Map"
     ]
     [
      "hello world"   "100"
      "[1 2 3 4 5 6]" "map[A:123 BB:456]"
     ]
    ]
*/

m1 := ffmt.FmtTable(m0) // [][]string Table format.
ffmt.Puts(m1)
/*
    [
     "String      Int Slice         Map               "
     "hello world 100 [1 2 3 4 5 6] map[A:123 BB:456] "
    ]
*/

ffmt.Mark("hello") // Mark position.
/*
    main.go:124  hello
*/

ffmt.Print(ffmt.BytesViewer("Hello world! Hello All!"))
/*

*/

}