Clichart
CLIChart provides tools for quick visualisation of tabular data on the command line by generating and displaying charts, for extracting that tabular data from text data (like log files), and for manipulating the tabular data. To download, click the 'n releases' link below.
Install / Use
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============================================== CLIChart - Visualisation from the command line
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Introduction =============== clichart is a tool for quick visualisation of tabular data, by generating and displaying charts. It was originally developed for interactive charting of data from server log files, but can also be called from scripts to generate and save charts as JPEG or PNG images. Input data can be comma- or whitespace-separated, and can come from a file or be piped in.
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Installation =============== See docs/text/installation.rst or docs/html/installation.html.
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Documentation ================ See docs/text/index.rst or docs/html/index.html. In particular, the Quick Start guide (docs/text/quickstart.rst or docs/html/quickstart.html) is a good jumping-off point.
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Licence ========== clichart is licensed under the GNU Lesser (or Library) General Public Licence - see the LICENCE.rst file.
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Development ============== See docs/text/development.rst or docs/html/development.html for details.
