Test Data Generator and Table Editor for Markdown, CSV, JSON, Gherkin and HTML

Instructions

[Reset Table] To clear all table data
Expand '> Instructions' to read the instructions
[~] Rename Column
[x] Delete Column
[<+] Add Column Left
[+=] Duplicate this column
[+>] Add Column Right
Use tabs to switch between the type of text representation: markdown, csv, etc.
Drag and drop files of selected representation to import.
click [Set Text From Grid] to generate text from the Grid
Enter format in the Text Area and click [Set Grid From Text] to generate the grid from the entered text type
[Choose File] to Import chosen type e.g. CSV, Markdown file to set grid from the loaded file
[Download ...] will download the grid as chosen format e.g CSV, Markdown
Drag Columns to re-order
Drag Rows to re-order
Select multiple rows with ctrl and shift (cmd + shift on mac)
Add new Rows with the [Add Row...] buttons
[Delete Selected Rows] will delete any selected rows
Use the filter icon on the left of each column to filter specific column.
The up and down arrows in the header will sort the column, use (x) to clear the sort
Use the Filter field to filter any column to match the text
[Clear Filters] will clear the quick filter and all column filters
Test Data can be generated by adding a set of (rulename \n rule) in text box
Adding a number of rows to generate and clicking [Generate] button
Rule can be a RegEx expression or a faker API call e.g. (Connie|Bob) or faker.name.firstName

The Test Data section allows you to randomly generate data to populate the grid. You can then export to the various supported formats.

Using the import and export controls you can:

"Set Text From Grid"
to refresh the text box for the chosen output format.
"Set Grid From Text"
to import the text box content into the grid.
"Choose File"
to import a text file of the chosen format.
"Download File"
to export the Data Grid items in the chosen format.
"Drag and Drop File"
to import the file contents using the currently chosen format.

The options shown depend on the output type, some types are not supported for input and so only the output options will be shown.

Export the table data as Markdown, a human readable format which can be easily converted to HTML or PDF.

Choose from the list of formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the data in the chosen style.

Export the table data as Ascii Table suitable for adding to an email or text file.

Choose from a list of predefined formats and press the [Apply] button to render the table in the chosen style.

Export the table data as CSV (Comma Separated Values) suitable for importing into a spreadsheet.

Choose from the formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the data in the chosen style.

Export the table data as a Delimited output suitable for importing or copy and pasting into a spreadsheet.

Choose from the formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the data in the chosen style.

Hint: Use Tab delimiter if copying into another table editing application like a spreadsheet.

Export the table data as a JSON output suitable for JSON interchange messages e.g. APIs.

Choose from the formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the JSON in the chosen style.

Export the table data as a Javascript output suitable for using in a Javascript application or unit testing code.

Choose from the formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the Javascript in the chosen style.

Export the table data as Gherkin, a human readable format used in BDD automation.

The formatting options help pretty print the output to fit in the specification.

Export the table data as a HTML Table suitable for adding to a web page.

Choose from the formatting options and press the [Apply] button to render the data as HTML code.

Import any HTML code by pasting the `table` contents into the text area and pressing `Set Grid From Text`