vim-bg-tables

About

Turns this:

ID,Food,Type,Tasty?
1,Pizza,Italian,Yes
2,Apples,Fruit,Yes
3,Bananas,Fruit,Yes
4,Asparagus,Vegetable,No
5,Broccoli,Vegetable,Yes

Into this:

+----+-----------+-----------+--------+
| ID | Food      | Type      | Tasty? |
+====+===========+===========+========+
| 1  | Pizza     | Italian   | Yes    |
+----+-----------+-----------+--------+
| 2  | Apples    | Fruit     | Yes    |
+----+-----------+-----------+--------+
| 3  | Bananas   | Fruit     | Yes    |
+----+-----------+-----------+--------+
| 4  | Asparagus | Vegetable | No     |
+----+-----------+-----------+--------+
| 5  | Broccoli  | Vegetable | Yes    |
+----+-----------+-----------+--------+

Usage

:[range]Table [separator]

• Converts CSV formatted data over the given range into a table.
• Uses the supplied separator or "," if none is provided.
• Can be used with visual ranges, too.

:[range]Untable [separator]

• Converts the table over the given range into CSV formatted data.
• Uses the supplied separator or "," if none is provided.
• Can be used with visual ranges, too.
• Useful for making large changes to a table - convert it to CSV, make your edits, and then convert back to a table.

Global Options

• g:tables_default_separator = ","
• g:tables_column_separator = "|"
• g:tables_vertex = "+"
• g:tables_border = "-"
• g:tables_header_border = "="