# salt.output.table_out

## Display output in a table format

New in version 2017.7.0.

The `table` outputter displays a sequence of rows as table.

Example output:

    edge01.bjm01:
    ----------
        comment:
        ----------
        out:
        ----------
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            | Active | Interface | Last Move |        Mac        | Moves | Static | Vlan |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.900  |    0.0    | 40:A6:77:5A:50:01 |   0   | False  | 111  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.111  |    0.0    | 64:16:8D:32:26:58 |   0   | False  | 111  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.111  |    0.0    | 8C:60:4F:73:2D:57 |   0   | False  | 111  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.111  |    0.0    | 8C:60:4F:73:2D:7C |   0   | False  | 111  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.222  |    0.0    | 8C:60:4F:73:2D:57 |   0   | False  | 222  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
            |  True  |  ae1.222  |    0.0    | F4:0F:1B:76:9D:97 |   0   | False  | 222  |
            ______________________________________________________________________________
        result:
        ----------

CLI Example:

    salt '*' foo.bar --out=table

class salt.output.table_out.TableDisplay(has_header=True, row_delimiter='-', delim=' | ', justify='center', separate_rows=True, prefix='| ', suffix=' |', width=50, wrapfunc=None)

  Manage the table display content.

  display(ret, indent, out, rows_key=None, labels_key=None)

    Display table(s).

  display_rows(rows, labels, indent)

    Prepares row content and displays.

  prepare_rows(rows, indent, has_header)

    Prepare rows content to be displayed.

  ustring(indent, color, msg, prefix='', suffix='', endc=None)

    Build the unicode string to be displayed.

  wrap_onspace(text)

    When the text inside the column is longer then the width, will split by space and continue on the next line.

salt.output.table_out.output(ret, **kwargs)

  Display the output as table.

  Parameters:

    - nested_indent (*) -- integer, specify the left alignment.

    - has_header (*) -- boolean specifying if header should be displayed. Default: True.

    - row_delimiter (*) -- character to separate rows. Default: `_`.

    - delim (*) -- character to separate columns. Default: `" | "`.

    - justify (*) -- text alignment. Default: `center`.

    - separate_rows (*) -- boolean specifying if row separator will be displayed between consecutive rows. Default: True.

    - prefix (*) -- character at the beginning of the row. Default: `"| "`.

    - suffix (*) -- character at the end of the row. Default: `" |"`.

    - width (*) -- column max width. Default: `50`.

    - rows_key (*) -- display the rows under a specific key.

    - labels_key (*) -- use the labels under a certain key. Otherwise will try to use the dictionary keys (if any).

    - title (*) -- display title when only one table is selected (using the `rows_key` argument).