NAME
    Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth - Simple Eyecandy ASCII Tables with
    auto-width selection

SYNOPSIS
        use Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth;

        my $t1 = Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth->new();
        $t1->row( 'foobarbaz', 'yadayadayada' );
        print $t1->draw;

        .-----------+--------------.
        | foobarbaz | yadayadayada |
        '-----------+--------------'


        my $t2 = Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth->new();
        $t2->captions( 'Foo', 'Bar' );
        $t2->row( 'foobarbaz', 'yadayadayada' );
        $t2->row( 'barbarbarbarbar', 'yada' );
        print $t2->draw;

        .-----------------+--------------.
        | Foo             | Bar          |
        +-----------------+--------------+
        | foobarbaz       | yadayadayada |
        | barbarbarbarbar | yada         |
        '-----------------+--------------'

DESCRIPTION
    Simple eyecandy ASCII tables with auto-selection columns width, as seen
    in Catalyst.

METHODS
  new(@attrs)
    Inherited constructor from Moose. You can set following attributes:

   fixed_width
    Set fixed width for resulting table. By default it's 0, that's mean
    "don't fix width", so width of result table will depend on input data.

    Be warned, that fixed_width will include not only width of your data,
    but also all surronding characters, like spaces across values, table
    drawings (like '|') and hypen (if wrapping is needed).

   max_width
    Set maximum width for resulting table. By default it's 0, that's mean
    "use default value". Default value is stored in
    $Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth::WIDTH_LIMIT, and can be changed at any
    moment. Default value for WIDTH_LIMIT is 200.

    Be warned, that max_width will include not only width of your data, but
    also all surronding characters, like spaces across values, table
    drawings (like '|') and hypen (if wrapping is needed).

    NB: if you set fixed_width and max_width at same time, then you'll get
    table with fixed width, but not wider than max_width characters.

   captions
    ArrayRef[Str] for captions in resulting table.

   rows
    ArrayRef[ArrayRef[Str]] for values in each row. You can use next method
    to add individual rows into table.

  row(@texts)
    Add new row to table. Return $self, so you can write something like
    this:

        print Text::SimpleTable::AutoWidth
            ->new( max_width => 55, captions => [qw/ Name Age /] )
            ->row( 'Mother', 59 )
            ->row( 'Dad', 58 )
            ->row( 'me', 32 )
            ->draw();

  draw()
    Draw table. Really, just calculate column width, and then call
    Text::SimpleTable->draw().

SEE ALSO
    Text::SimpleTable, Moose, Catalyst

AUTHOR
    Oleg Kostyuk, "cub.uanic@gmail.com"

COPYRIGHT
    This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    You can always get sources at GitHub:
    <git://github.com/cub-uanic/text-simpletable-autowidth.git>