Simple charts on the command line from stdin or file
Project description
clc (command line charts)
=========================
Simple charts on the commandline (bar charts only for now). Read from stdin or
from a file.
install
-------
`pip install clc`. Done.
usage
-----
Give `clc` data on stdin or a filename, and see a command line chart.
> cat ./fixtures/sample1.dat | clc
Paris ****************************** 12
Tokyo ******* 3
London *********************************** 14
Washington ***************** 7
Adjust the width of the chart, and the symbol for the bars:
> clc ./fixtures/sample1.dat -w30 --tick='~'
Paris ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 12
Tokyo ~~~ 3
London ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 14
Washington ~~~~~~~ 7
Data should be formatted as in ./fixtures:
Paris 12
Tokyo 3
London 14
Washington 7
help
----
Via `--help`:
usage: clc [-h] [--verbose] [--width WIDTH] [--tick TICK] [infile]
clc: simple charts on the command line.
positional arguments:
infile data file (or stdin)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--verbose, -v
--width WIDTH, -w WIDTH
--tick TICK, -t TICK
future
------
- better handle non-integer values
- use csv.Sniffer()
- tests
- colors
- vertical bar charts
=========================
Simple charts on the commandline (bar charts only for now). Read from stdin or
from a file.
install
-------
`pip install clc`. Done.
usage
-----
Give `clc` data on stdin or a filename, and see a command line chart.
> cat ./fixtures/sample1.dat | clc
Paris ****************************** 12
Tokyo ******* 3
London *********************************** 14
Washington ***************** 7
Adjust the width of the chart, and the symbol for the bars:
> clc ./fixtures/sample1.dat -w30 --tick='~'
Paris ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 12
Tokyo ~~~ 3
London ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 14
Washington ~~~~~~~ 7
Data should be formatted as in ./fixtures:
Paris 12
Tokyo 3
London 14
Washington 7
help
----
Via `--help`:
usage: clc [-h] [--verbose] [--width WIDTH] [--tick TICK] [infile]
clc: simple charts on the command line.
positional arguments:
infile data file (or stdin)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--verbose, -v
--width WIDTH, -w WIDTH
--tick TICK, -t TICK
future
------
- better handle non-integer values
- use csv.Sniffer()
- tests
- colors
- vertical bar charts
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