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Add `Table::getDisplayLinesFromRows()` and `Table::displayRows()`, which display the table with rows from an iterable added. If the renderer doesn't need the column widths, which `Renderer::needsWidths()` now tells, the lines of each row are yielded as soon as the row is read, so the rows don't have to be held in memory. That is the case for the tabular renderer used when STDOUT is piped. Otherwise the rows are added first, as before. `getDisplayLines()` now shares the code for the header, row and footer lines with the new method, so both give the same lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D26yjkN2BiqCXT6p6o1WqS
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTable rendering now accepts additional rows from an iterable. Renderers that need column widths store those rows before rendering; other renderers yield output incrementally. The new ChangesTable row streaming
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- Line 249: Declare iterable $rows on getDisplayLinesFromRows() at
lib/cli/Table.php lines 249-249, and on displayRows() at lib/cli/Table.php lines
291-291, so both public methods reject non-iterable arguments at the API
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Also test that displayRows() writes the display lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D26yjkN2BiqCXT6p6o1WqS
WP-CLI can now stream CSV, JSON and (in wp-cli/wp-cli#6425) YAML output from an iterator, so commands like
wp post listdon't have to hold all items in memory. Tables can't be streamed today, becauseTableonly renders rows that were all added first.When STDOUT is piped or redirected, which is when large tables are usually output,
Tableuses theTabularrenderer. That renderer writes tab-separated lines and never uses the column widths, so it could render each row as soon as it's read. This adds an API for that.API
Renderer::needsWidths()tells whether a renderer needs the column widths to render a row. It returnstrueby default, so custom renderers keep working as before, andfalseforTabular.Table::getDisplayLinesFromRows( iterable $rows )returns a generator of the lines for the table's rows followed by$rows. The lines are the same asgetDisplayLines()after adding the rows.Ascii, the rows are added first and the lines come fromgetDisplayLines(), as before.Table::displayRows( iterable $rows )writes those lines to STDOUT, likedisplay().It's a generator rather than only a display method because WP-CLI writes table lines through its own logger (
WP_CLI::line()), notStreams::line(). It's a separate method rather than an optional parameter ofdisplay()so that subclasses overridingdisplay()keep working.getDisplayLines()now shares the code for the header, row and footer lines with the new method, so both give the same lines. Its output is unchanged.The WP-CLI side will use this for
--format=tableonce it's released, falling back to collecting the rows when the method doesn't exist.Tests
test_display_lines_from_rows_match_display_linescomparesgetDisplayLinesFromRows()withgetDisplayLines()for both renderers, with:test_display_lines_from_rows_are_yielded_as_rows_are_read_with_tabular_rendererchecks that each row's line comes out before the next row is read. It fails ifTabular::needsWidths()returnstrue.test_display_lines_from_rows_are_aligned_with_ascii_rendererchecks thatAsciistill pads earlier rows to the width of later ones.test_renderers_declare_whether_they_need_widths.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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