I wrote a tiny package https://github.com/tpapp/MarkdownTables.jl, which takes a Tables.jl-compliant table, prints it as Markdown, and wraps it in a DisplayAs object, so it can be used as
some_table |> markdown_table()
or similar with Literate.jl. It essentially makes the trick mentioned in the manual easy to apply for tables.
I wrote a tiny package https://github.com/tpapp/MarkdownTables.jl, which takes a Tables.jl-compliant table, prints it as Markdown, and wraps it in a
DisplayAs
object, so it can be used asor similar with Literate.jl. It essentially makes the trick mentioned in the manual easy to apply for tables.