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<!-- markdownlint-disable MD033 MD041 -->Markdown table formatter
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Format markdown tables in files, using embedded markdown-table-prettify
Table of contents
Installation
Local
npm install markdown-table-formatter --save
Global
npm install markdown-table-formatter -g
Usage
markdown-table-formatter [OPTIONS] (file(s) or glob expression)
Options
Parameter | Description | Default value |
---|---|---|
-c<br/>--check | Check only, does not update files | false |
-p<br/>--columnpadding | Override column padding number of spaces | |
-h<br/>--help | Displays help | <!-- --> |
-v<br/>--version | Displays version | <!-- --> |
Examples
Format all markdown files found within current directory
markdown-table-formatter
Format all markdown files found with a glob expression
markdown-table-formatter **/docs/*.md
Format markdown tables in a single file
markdown-table-formatter myfile.md
Format markdown tables in a multiple file
markdown-table-formatter myfile.md anotherFile.md andAnotherFile.md
Check if markdown table formatting is necessary in a single file
markdown-table-formatter --check myfile.md
Check if markdown table formatting is necessary in a multiple files
markdown-table-formatter --check myfile.md anotherFile.md andAnotherFile.md
You can see more examples in test methods
Continuous Integration
You can automatically check markdown tables formatting and fix it using MegaLinter, that embeds markdown-table-formatter out of the box
Ignoring Code Blocks
You may wish to ignore specific markdown content, especially when using with Megalinter or terraform-docs
To achieve this, place tags <!-- markdown-table-prettify-ignore-start -->
and <!-- markdown-table-prettify-ignore-end -->
around the content you want markdown-table-formatter to ignore.
Contribute
Contributions are very welcome !
Please follow Contribution instructions
Release Notes
See complete CHANGELOG