Finally we have a initial version to work with.
@pdeffebach I will appreciate if you can provide some feedback 
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I have used PrettyTables in my econometrics functions, which gives a nice standardized appearance, and I love the highlighters. At the moment, I’m highlighting p-values, but I may find more uses. 
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This is awesome! I am glad it is being useful
I’d like to format integers to be better readable, e.g. 1,234,567 instead of 1234567. Is that somehow possible with PrettyTables?
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Yes! You can use the formatters with the correct configuration (see Formatting.jl):
julia> data = rand(10,4)*1_000_000;
julia> pretty_table(data, formatters = ft_printf("%'f"))
┌────────────────┬────────────────┬────────────────┬────────────────┐
│ Col. 1 │ Col. 2 │ Col. 3 │ Col. 4 │
├────────────────┼────────────────┼────────────────┼────────────────┤
│ 55,663.471352 │ 565,113.348576 │ 228,213.209548 │ 596,933.831667 │
│ 598,850.511318 │ 918,248.720496 │ 808,481.418316 │ 754,614.846689 │
│ 640,977.492383 │ 626,533.558765 │ 980,038.274199 │ 610,184.850254 │
│ 287,743.186246 │ 76,687.541499 │ 161,030.570764 │ 240,375.325876 │
│ 857,151.015773 │ 11,965.878824 │ 981,600.033788 │ 477,896.870375 │
│ 221,924.099382 │ 547,931.680008 │ 747,265.226244 │ 98,563.283496 │
│ 248,303.297361 │ 358,127.611747 │ 823,934.355781 │ 709,068.229827 │
│ 879,280.015089 │ 916,188.034335 │ 750,692.341263 │ 635,150.198794 │
│ 170,127.288886 │ 74,977.650040 │ 889,831.593324 │ 250,795.355161 │
│ 304,763.211156 │ 746,721.721851 │ 220,722.897752 │ 143,547.720656 │
└────────────────┴────────────────┴────────────────┴────────────────┘
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