histo

beautiful charts in the terminal for static or streaming data

by tj

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696 stars 24 forks 2 contributorsQuiet · 13y agoSince 2013

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Shell5.2%

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Quiet · 6 discussions · Last activity 13y ago

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add float support backOpenIssue

tj · 12y ago

move lib to chart.cOpenIssue

tj · 13y ago

dont display duplicate labelsOpenIssue

tj · 13y ago

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Homebrew Formula?ClosedIssue

Hey! This is gorgeous and amazing. Thoughts on a formula for homebrew? Something like this:

parkr · 11y ago

Typo + simplified stdin exampleMergedPR

jblaine · 11y ago

Terminal messed upClosedIssue

Hi, I like the idea of histo very much, although I can't get it to work properly. It only outputs weird characters on my terminals (iTerm2). Like this: 2;20;f█-53;20;f█-54;20;f█-55;20;f█-56;20;f█-57;20;f█-58;20;f█-59;20;f█ Any idea what is wrong?

hmeerlo · 12y ago

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Repository: tj/histo. Description: beautiful charts in the terminal for static or streaming data Stars: 696, Forks: 24. Primary language: C. Languages: C (94.8%), Shell (5.2%). Open PRs: 0, open issues: 6. Last activity: 13y ago. Community health: 28%. Top contributors: tj, jblaine.