NAME
    table - Table formatter for pipe and/or command output

SYNOPSIS
            table [options] [file...]

            command | table [options]

OPTIONS
    -d
    --delimiter [delimiter]
            Specify an alternative column splitting delimiter for the
            incomming data. If not specifed whitespace (\s+) is used as the
            default.

    -c
    --color Use color when drawing the tables. Specify the colors using the
            --color-* flags.

    --cl
    --color-line
            Specify the color scheme of the inter-table lines. E.g. 'blue on
            black' or 'red'

    --ct
    --color-title
            Specify the color scheme of the table title.

    --cc
    --color-col
            Specify the color scheme of the table column headers.

    -cols
    --columns [col]
            FIXME: NOT TESTED FULLY. Title the incomming columns. Use
            multiple times to title all columns. If not specified and the
            guessing of the incomming data fails the first line will be used
            as the column titles.

    -i [col1,col2...]
    --ignore [col1,col2...]
            Specify which incomming columns to ignore. The number specifies
            which column numbers should be omitted from the output. Use
            multiple times for multiple columns.

    --il
    --interline
            Specify that lines should be drawn in-between entries.

    -f
    --firstline
            Specifies that the first line of output should be ignored.

    -n
    --number
            Number the output columns.

    -g
    --noguess
            Do not attempt to guess the output formatting from context.

    -r
    --rewrite [expression]
            FIXME: NOT TESTED FULLY. Specify any rewrites that occur for
            columns. This is either a zero '0' for no operation or a regular
            expression to rewrite the content of that column. Specify
            multiple times for each column.

    -t
    --title [title]
            Title the table.

    -v+
    --verbose
            Be verbose on output. Use multiple times for more verbosity.
            This outputs any debugging information such as the guessed data
            type.

DESCRIPTION
    A command line tool to format an incomming data stream into a table.

EXAMPLES
    df -h | table
        Format the available diskspace in a humanly reable way.

    mount | table -i 3
        Display a list of all mount points on the system ignoring the third
        column (flags).

BUGS
    Quite probably.

    Please report to https://github.com/hash-bang/Table when found.

AUTHOR
    Matt Carter <m@ttcarter.com>