Seqsy is really a single function, seqsy-print, which expects a 2D
sequence of sequences and prints it to your REPL with the columns
evenly space, so that you can read it.
There's also seqsy-table, which tabulates a sequence of maps, using
the keys as headings. Handy for printing queries from Mongo or similar.
That is all.
The idea is that you add seqsy to your Leiningen 2 dev profile, so
that you always have it handy while you're REPLing to print tabular
structures nicely.
So, with Leiningen 2, I recommend adding something like this
to ~/.lein/profiles.clj:
{:dev
{:dependencies [[seqsy "0.2.0"]]}}
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