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Crawler viewTennis is a small CLI for printing stylish CSV tables in your terminal. Rows will be truncated to fit and it'll automatically pick nice colors to match your terminal. Written in Zig. Demo: Installation Brew/macos Linux tarball Download a binary from https://github.com/gurgeous/tennis/releases. Copy into your path somewhere. I like to use ~/.local/bin personally. Also see the (optional) bash/zsh completions and man page in . Build from source Important Features • auto-layout to fit your terminal window • auto-themes to pick light or dark based on your terminal background • auto-format numbers • auto-detect csv vs tsv (or semis, or pipes) • also works great with json (or jsonl) • titles, row numbers, border styles... Options Note that color defaults to . Tennis likes to be colorful. An Aside: Term Background uses a module to detect the terminal background color so it can choose the correct theme (dark or light). Detection is complicated, and I'm calling it out here because I don't think anyone has implemented this in Zig yet. Future Work • select cols - or or or • and • filter - • add zebra stripes - • briefly summarize each col or • sample some rows Similar Tools We love CSV tools and use them all the time! Here are a few that we rely on: • bat - syntax highlights csv files, and many others • csvlens, tabiew & tidy viewer - great viewers for CSV files, beautiful and fun • miller - csv processing and transformation • nushell - modern shell with first-class structured table data • qsv - filter, sort, combine, join... (a fork of xsv) • Terminal::Table - wonderful rubygem for pretty printing tables, great for non-hash data like confusion matrices • visidata - the best for poking around large files, it does everything • table_tennis - my own project, the basis for this one Changelog 0.0.4 (unreleased) • styles based on Nushell / crate. • for auto-generating bash/zsh completions • , , and support • and for clipping large tables • and for sorting rows by header • , best-effort Unicode width for emojis, etc • auto-detect csv vs tsv (or semis, or pipes) 0.0.3 (Mar '26) • Custom for tsv, semicolon, etc. #5 (@markhm) • Auto numeric formatting, including delims and rounding for int/float columns. Disable with --vanilla. • man page & shell completions 0.0.2 (Mar '26) • Initial release. Special Thanks • termbg and termenv for showing how to safely detect the terminal background color. These libraries are widely used for Rust/Go, but as far as I know nothing similar exists for Zig. • I copied the header color themes from tabiew. Great project! • Border styles pinched from nushell and tabled crate. Thanks guys!