How to use the term-size.columns function in term-size
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kevva / obj-to-table / index.js View on Github 
input = arrify(input);
const keys = [];
const vals = [];
for (const x of input) {
vals.push(objectValues(x));
for (const y of Object.keys(x)) {
if (keys.indexOf(y) === -1) {
keys.push(y);
}
}
}
const width = Math.floor(termSize.columns / (keys.length + 1));
const table = new CliTable(Object.assign({
head: keys,
colWidths: fillArray([width], keys.length)
}, opts));
for (const x of vals) {
table.push(x);
}
return table;
};term-size
Reliably get the terminal window size (columns & rows)
