How to use the cli-table3.default function in cli-table3
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uber / xviz / modules / cli / src / cmds / validate.js View on Github 
function printErrorSummary(stats, args) {
// Form a table of the main errors one row per type
const table = new Table({
head: ['Type', 'Count', 'Invalid', 'Inv %', 'Unique Errors'],
style: {head: ['white', 'bold']}
});
for (const message in stats.messages) {
const count = stats.messages[message] || 0;
const errors = stats.validationErrors[message] || 0;
const errPer = (errors / count) * 100;
const uniqueErrors = stats.uniqueErrors[message];
const uniqueErrorCount = uniqueErrors ? Object.keys(uniqueErrors).length : 0;
const row = [message, count, errors, errPer.toFixed(1), uniqueErrorCount];
if (errors) {
const coloredRow = [];cli-table3
Pretty unicode tables for the command line. Based on the original cli-table.
