CSV to Markdown table

Question

Say we have a CSV in a buffer:

foo,bar,hello
1,234,95
8923,901,145

Are there any native Emacs or Markdown-mode built-ins in Emacs that can be used to convert it to a Markdown table? It looks like the syntax is quite different:

| Tables        | Are           | Cool  |
| ------------- |:-------------:| -----:|
| col 3 is      | right-aligned | $1600 |
| col 2 is      | centered      |   $12 |
| zebra stripes | are neat      |    $1 |

Answer 1

The Melpa package archive has markdown-mode. My currently installed version is markdown-mode-20180115.1905. If you have added melpa to package-archives correctly you can install markdown-mode via M-x package-install.

After installation of markdown-mode files with extension .md are opened in markdown-mode.

If that mode is activated you find the submenu Tables in the Markdown menu. In there you find the menu item Convert Region to Table.

If you click that item after selecting the cvs table as region the cvs table is converted to a markdown table.

It is easy to add a header line. Just insert a newline after the first line, type |- and press Tab. The initial string |- is expanded to a full header line.

You only need to add the colons : yourself. Each time you modify the table in that way you can re-balance the table by pressing Tab.

Answer 2

You can easy to convert CSV To Markdown Table at tableconvert.com，

Step 1. Click Import button and paste your valid csv data.

Step 2. Choose markdown output.

At the same time, your csv has been converted to markdown, you can copy the results to the clipboard