You could use Spreadsheet::HTML by jeffa: 

perl -E'
use strict; use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use Spreadsheet::HTML;
my $href = { Adam => "Eve", Clyde => "Bonnie" };
my @data = ( [qw/Man Woman/], map { [$_, $href->{ $_ }] } keys %{ $hre
+f } );
my $make = Spreadsheet::HTML->new( data => \@data );
my $html = $make->portrait;
say $html;
'
<table><tr><th>Man</th><th>Woman</th></tr><tr><td>Adam</td><td>Eve</td
+></tr><tr><td>Clyde</td><td>Bonnie</td></tr></table>

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But honestly your best bet is to use a web application framework like Dancer2, and have your route return JSON to a frontend table builder, e.g. DataTables.

Hope this helps!



The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re: How to use cgi table in newindex.pm perl by 1nickt
in thread How to use cgi table in newindex.pm perl by Tabish

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