% PRINT-TABLE(1) Version 3.1.0 | Scripts Documentation
% Georg Voell - georg.voell@standby.cloud
% (c)2023 Standby.cloud

NAME
====

**print-table** - (BASH Script) Reads a tab separated file and pretty prints it.

SYNOPSIS
========

| **print-table** \[_options_] _filename_ 

DESCRIPTION
===========

Reads a tab separated file and pretty prints it.

Options
-------

-h, \--help                     

:  Displays helptext.

-v, \--version                  

:  Displays the version of the script.

-l, \--list                     

:  Print a vertical oriented list.

-g, \--green _string_           

:  If _string_ is the same as column, display it green.

-y, \--yellow _string_          

:  If _string_ is the same as column, display it yellow.

-r, \--red _string_             

:  If _string_ is the same as column, display it red.

-d, \--darkgray _string_        

:  If _string_ is the same as column, display it gray.

-b, \--bold _string_            

:  If _string_ is the same as column, display it bold.

Filename
-------

 A file with tab separated content.


EXAMPLES
========

printf "cmd	vers	os
jq	1.6	linux
rclone	1.51.0	linux
" > file.tmp

: Creates a tab separated value file.

**print-table** file.tmp

: cmd vers os

: ------ ------ -----

: jq 1.6 linux

: rclone 1.51.0 linux


EXIT CODES
==========

01: Unknown or wrong parameter.

02: File is empty.

99: User interrupt.


SEE ALSO
========

**print-header**(1), **install-scripts**(1)