TableFlip For Mac

Editing tables in Markdown documents can be rather cumbersome considering that you have to input all the markup manually.

TableFlip offers you the possibility to deal with the task in a visual manner, and integrate the output in any markdown document.

TableFlip offers you the possibility to start Markdown documents from scratch, but you can also use it to open documents and start working on existing tables. Each time you try to open a file, TableFlip will look for a table snippet surrounded by empty lines.

To make things even easier for the user, if there is no table detected, TableFlip provides the table snippet that has to be integrated into the file. Just click the appropriate button to copy the markup on your clipboard, paste it into the Markdown document, and then make sure to save the changes.

Since TableFlip will continue to monitor the file you tried to open, the document will be launched automatically as soon as everything is in place. All you have to do next is start adding rows and columns.

Within the TableFlip main window, you get to add the table and columns names effortlessly, add row numbers and input parameters. TableFlip offers you the possibility to both add or remove rows or columns, provides control over the cell’s alignment, and can prune the table.

The best part is that you do not have to use the table in a single document: you can copy everything to your clipboard, and even opt of the Markdown or LaTeX standard. This way, you get to integrate the table into other projects and gain time.

Bottom line, TableFlip makes creating and editing Markdown tables a lot easier: you get to manage everything visually and integrate the table in your project by relying on simple snippets.

Note that via the TableFlip Preferences you get to change the default table snippet markup in case it interferes with previous formatting decisions.