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Pure OCaml library for rendering tabular data
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
tbls-0.4.0.tbz
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Description
Pure OCaml library for rendering tabular data to plain text, Markdown, or HTML. Accepts typed column descriptors or raw string rows, infers integer and float columns, right-aligns numeric values, and returns a string. No runtime dependencies.
Published: 17 Jun 2026
README
tbls
Pure OCaml library for rendering tabular data to plain text, Markdown, or HTML.
Accepts typed column descriptors or raw string rows, infers integer and float columns, right-aligns numeric values, and returns a string.
No runtime dependencies.
Installation
opam install tblsAdd to your dune file:
(libraries tbls)Quick start
open Tbls
let () =
table_of_rows ~header:["Name"; "Score"]
[[Some "John"; Some "99"]; [Some "Paul"; Some "68"]]
(Text Border.Unicode)
|> Result.get_ok
|> print_endline┌───────┬───────┐
│ Name │ Score │
├───────┼───────┤
│ John │ 99 │
│ Paul │ 68 │
└───────┴───────┘- See EXAMPLES.md for usage examples.
The CLI reads CSV from stdin or files:
printf 'Name,Score\nJohn,99\nPaul,68\n' | tbls --border unicodeSee man tbls for all options and exit codes.
License
ISC. See LICENSE.
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