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//! This example demonstrates using the [`Alignment`], [`AlignmentStrategy`], and [`TrimStrategy`] [`CellOptions`]
//! to align the content of a [`Table`] in several nuanced ways.
//!
//! * Note how [`AlignmentStrategy`] and [`TrimStrategy`] provide useful tools for managing multiline cells and
//! cell values that are bloated with whitespace.
use tabled::{
settings::{
formatting::{AlignmentStrategy, TrimStrategy},
object::Segment,
Alignment, Modify, Style,
},
Table,
};
fn main() {
let some_json = r#"
[
"foo",
{
"bar": 1,
"baz": [
2,
3
]
}
]"#;
let mut table = Table::new([some_json]);
table
.with(Style::rounded())
.with(Modify::new(Segment::all()).with(Alignment::center()));
println!("A default Alignment settings\n{table}");
table.with(Modify::new(Segment::all()).with(AlignmentStrategy::PerLine));
println!("Per line Alignment strategy\n{table}");
table.with(
Modify::new(Segment::all())
.with(AlignmentStrategy::PerCell)
.with(TrimStrategy::Both),
);
println!("A default Alignment; allowing vertical and horizontal trim\n{table}");
}
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