NAME
    Text::ANSITable - Create a nice formatted table using extended ASCII and
    ANSI colors

VERSION
    version 0.00

SYNOPSIS
     use 5.010;
     use Text::ANSITable;
     my $t = Text::ANSITable->new(
         border_style => 'hdouble_single_utf8',
     );
     $t->cols(["name", "color", "price"]);
     $t->add_row(["chiki"      , "yellow", 2000]);
     $t->add_row(["lays"       , "green" , 5000]);
     $t->add_row(["tao kae noi", "blue"  , 4500]);
     my $color = $t->cell(2, 1); # => "blue"
     $t->cell(2, 1, "red");
     binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");
     say $t;

    will print something like (but with color and extended ASCII characters
    where supported by terminal):

DESCRIPTION
    NOTE: THIS IS A VERY VERY VERY EARLY VERSION WHERE MOST THINGS ARE NOT
    EVEN IMPLEMENTED (BUT THE ABOVE SYNOPSIS WORKS THOUGH).

    This module is yet another text table formatter module like
    Text::ASCIITable or Text::SimpleTable, with the following differences:

    *   Colors and color themes

        ANSI color codes will be used by default, but will degrade to black
        and white if terminal does not support them.

    *   Extended ASCII characters

        Extended ASCII (box-drawing) characters will be used by default, but
        will degrade to using normal ASCII characters if terminal does not
        support them.

    *   Unicode

        Use UTF-8 by default and handle wide characters so they are kept
        aligned.

    Compared to Text::ASCIITable, it uses "lower_case" method/attr names
    instead of "CamelCase", and it uses arrayref for "cols" and "add_row".
    When specifying border styles, the order of characters are slightly
    different.

    It uses Moo object system.

ATTRIBUTES
  rows => ARRAY OF ARRAY OF STR
    Table contents.

  cols => ARRAY OF STR
    Column names.

  border_style => STR
    Name of border style to use when drawing the table. Default is
    "single_eascii", or "single_ascii". For available border styles, see
    %Text::ANSITable::border_styles.

  color_theme => STR
    Name of color theme to use when drawing the table. Default is "default",
    or "no_color". For available color themes, see
    %Text::ANSITable::color_themes.

  draw_row_separator => BOOL (default 0)
    Whether to draw separator between rows.

METHODS
  $t = Text::ANSITable->new(%attrs) => OBJ
    Constructor.

  $t->add_row(\@row) => OBJ
  $t->cell($row_num, $col[, $val]) => OBJ
    Get or set cell value at row #$row_num and column #$col (if $col is a
    number) or column named $col (if $col does not look like a number).

  $t->draw => STR
    Draw the table and return the result. Or you can just stringify the
    string:

     "$t"

FAQ
  I'm getting 'Wide character in print' error message when I use utf8 border styles!
    Add something like this first before printing to your output:

     binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");

BORDER STYLES
    For border styles, here are the characters to supply:

     AbbbCbbbD        Top border characters
     E   F   G        Vertical separators for header row
     HiiiJiiiK        Separator between header row and first data row
     L   M   N        Vertical separators for data row
     OpppQpppR        Separator between data rows
     L   M   N
     StttUtttV        Bottom border characters

    Each character must have visual width of 1.

    See existing border styles in the source code for examples. Format for
    "chars":

     [
       [A, b, C, D],
       [E, F, G],
       [H, i, J, K],
       [L, M, N],
       [O, p, Q, R],
       [S, t, U, V],
     ]

SEE ALSO
    Text::Table

    Text::SimpleTable

    Text::ASCIITable, which I usually used.

    Text::UnicodeTable::Simple

    Table::Simple (uses Moose)

AUTHOR
    Steven Haryanto <stevenharyanto@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Steven Haryanto.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

FUNCTIONS
    None are exported by default, but they are exportable.