constructs a bar graph

(-> (bar-graph (range 10) 6) (str/split-lines)) => " ▟" " ▗██" " ▟███"

formats a border around given lines

format lines with indent

justifies the content to a given alignment

(justify :right “hello” 10) => “hello”

(justify :left “hello” 10) => "hello "

creates n number of spaces

(pad 1) => "" (pad 5) => ""

puts the content at the center, padding missing spacing

(pad:center “hello” 10) => "hello "

puts the content to the right, padding missing spaces

(pad:left “hello” 10) => “hello”

puts the content to the left, padding missing spaces

(pad:right “hello” 10) => "hello "

prints the subtitle

(report:bold “Hello Again”)

prints the column

(report:column [:id.a {:data 100} :id.b {:data 200}] :data #{})

prints a header for the row

(report:header :id :name :value {:padding 0 :spacing 1 :columns {:align :right :length 10} {:align :center :length 10} {:align :left :length 10}})

prints a row to output

(report:row [“hello” :world (res/result {:data :a :b :c :d :e :f :status :info})] {:padding 0 :spacing 1 :columns {:align :right :length 10} {:align :center :length 10} {:align :left :length 10}})

=> “hello :world [:a :b :c \n 34m :d :e :f”

prints the title

(report:title “Hello World”)

formats a sparkline

(sparkline (range 8)) => “▁▂▃▅▆▇█”

formats ns to string

(t 1)

converts an ms time into readable

(t:ms 1000)

creates humanised time for nanoseconds

(t:ns 10000 3)

only returns the time (not day) of an instant

(t:time (System/currentTimeMillis))

generates a single table

(table {“[email protected]” {:id 1 :value “a”} “[email protected]” {:id 2 :value “b”}} {:headers :id :email :value :sort-key :email :id-key :email}) => (ascii [“| :id | :email | :value |” “|—–+———–+——–|” “| 1 | "" | "a" |[email protected]” “| 2 | "" | "b" |[email protected]”])

generates a single table

(table:parse (ascii “| :id | :email | :value |” “|—–+———–+——–|” “| 1 | "[email protected]" | "a" |” “| 2 | "[email protected]" | "b" |”)

{:headers :id :email :value :sort-key :email :id-key :email}) => {“[email protected]” {:id 1 :value “a”} “[email protected]” {:id 2 :value “b”}}

returns a string representation of a tree

(-> (tree-graph ’[{a “1.1”} [{b “1.2”} {c “1.3”} {d “1.4”}]]) (str/split-lines)) => [“{a "1.1"}” " {b "1.2"}" " {c "1.3"}" " {d "1.4"}" ""]