The TexTables package provides an easy way for Julia users to quickly build well-formated and publication-ready ASCII and LaTeX tables from a variety of different data structures. It allows the user to easily build complex tables from small, modular components in an object oriented fashion, as well as providing some methods for easily constructing common tables from regression output.

This package is still in beta. I'm quite happy with it and I've been using it (or some iteration of it) in my own work for quite a while. But I'd appreciate feedback, feature requests, or pull requests (if you want to help!).

TexTables is a registered Julia package, so it can be installed with the command

Pkg.add("TexTables")

For more usage details, please see the latest documentation.

This package is maintained, however it is no longer in active development. It works well enough for my purposes, and while I'm happy to review and merge PRs (so long as the tests are passing), I'm not likely to put a lot of effort into implementing new features. If someone is interested in working on this more actively, I'm very open to bringing on another maintainer.