output

Documentation

Index

• func EntriesCSV(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error
• func EntriesJSON(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error
• func EntriesTable(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error
• func Header(key string) string
• func ParseKeys(s string) ([]string, error)
• func SortEntries(es []entry.Entry, keys []string)
• func WriteTable(w io.Writer, headers []string, rows [][]string) error

Functions

func EntriesCSV

func EntriesCSV(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error

func EntriesJSON

func EntriesJSON(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error

EntriesJSON emits one object per entry. The keys in each object appear in the same order as `keys`, mirroring the table/csv column order so the JSON output stays predictable for downstream tooling.

func EntriesTable

func EntriesTable(w io.Writer, es []entry.Entry, keys []string) error

func Header

func Header(key string) string

Header returns the column header for the given key.

func ParseKeys

func ParseKeys(s string) ([]string, error)

ParseKeys validates a comma-separated list of sort keys, deduplicates them, and appends any unspecified keys in the default order so callers always get a full ordering covering every column.

func SortEntries

func SortEntries(es []entry.Entry, keys []string)

SortEntries orders entries by the supplied keys, using natural-version comparison on each field. Callers typically sort within a single root so that the glob-argument order is preserved across roots in the final flattened output.

func WriteTable

func WriteTable(w io.Writer, headers []string, rows [][]string) error