Run on document without selection to find and align all tables.
Select a section of text to align tables within that selection.
Given a Gherkin style table, you can turn this:
Given the following users exist:
| name | birthplace | age |
| Jonathan | Stockholm | 24 |
| Luke | London | 8 |
| Jamie | Melbourne | 50 |
Given the following administrators exist:
| name | birthplace | identification |
| Sean | Glasgow | 0001 |
| Glenn | Dublin | 0002 |
| Ian | Amsterdam | 0003 |
| Bonnie | Budapest | 0004 |
into this:
Given the following users exist:
| name | birthplace | age |
| Jonathan | Stockholm | 24 |
| Luke | London | 8 |
| Jamie | Melbourne | 50 |
Given the following administrators exist:
| name | birthplace | identification |
| Sean | Glasgow | 0001 |
| Glenn | Dublin | 0002 |
| Ian | Amsterdam | 0003 |
| Bonnie | Budapest | 0004 |
How to use
Run from the command palette by searching Gherkin Table Align, or set your own shortcut in File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts.
Known Issues
Expects table rows to be on their own line. Will not format correctly if any text exists before the first "|".
Release Notes
1.1.0
Added option "Allow empty rows in tables."
Updated dependencies.
1.0.1
Updated readme.
1.0.0
Each table is now aligned separately.
Format all tables on document if nothing is selected.
Format table, even if selection includes non-table lines.
