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[![Try online](https://img.shields.io/badge/try-online-blue.svg)](https://wandbox.org/permlink/tD15vwjIgeWmpPSX)
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**libfort** is a simple crossplatform library to create formatted text tables. **libfort** is written in C language and can be used in C and C++ projects. For C++ projects that use compiler with c++11 support (and later) there are also availabe convenient c++ wrappers around c functions (see [`fort.hpp`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.hpp) in **lib** direrctory).
**libfort** is a simple crossplatform library to create formatted text tables.
**Features:**
- Easy to integrate (only 2 files: [`fort.c`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.c) and [`fort.h`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.h) from **lib** direrctory)
- Easy to integrate (only 2 files)
- Customization of appearance (various border styles and row/column/cell options for indentation, alignment, padding)
- A number of functions to fill the table (add content by adding separate cells, rows or use _printf_ like functions)
- Support of multiple lines in cells
- Support of wide characters
## Design goals
- **Maintainability and robustness**. **libfort** is written in C because it is much less complicated than C++ and it can be used in both C and C++ projects and even on platforms without C++ compiler.
- **Trivial integration.** Therefore all source code files are amalgamed in only 2 files.
- **Heavy testing.** The goal is to cover 100% of the code (it is not reached yet) and to run tests on all major compilers and platforms.
## Integration
Add 2 files ( [`fort.c`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.c) and [`fort.h`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.h) from **lib** direrctory) to your C or C++ project and include
```C
#include "fort.h"
```
in your source code where you will use **libfort** functions.
For C++ projects that use compiler with C++11 support (and later) there are also availabe convenient C++ wrappers around C functions (see [`fort.hpp`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.hpp) in **lib** direrctory). In that case instead of _fort.h_ you will need to include
```CPP
#include "fort.hpp"
```
## Getting Started
The common libfort usage pattern: