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The graph part is pretty cool. Is it doable to use this graph for any kind of data? Or maybe someone know a tool to trace similar graphs into a terminal?
by NVRM 8y ago
The graph part is pretty cool. Is it doable to use this graph for any kind of data? Or maybe someone know a tool to trace similar graphs into a terminal?
- supermdguy 8y agoLooks like it's using asciichart: https://www.npmjs.com/package/asciichart https://www.npmjs.com/package/asciichart
- NVRM 8y agoThank you very much!
- pseudonymcoward 8y agoInterestingly named package given that it's clearly using quite a few non-ascii characters which will break non-unicode aware consoles. Also that the description, Node page, and github repo list different licences.
- vidarh 8y ago"ascii" these days is so often used as a synonym for "text only" that I suspect a fair share of the people using it as a word does not know what it stands for or what it originally meant.
- kec 8y agoEverything in there looks ascii to me, just using the charting characters in the high end of the table.
- alyx 8y ago"ASCII" is limited to characters 0 - 127 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII