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README
asciichart
ASCII line charts in terminal ╭┈╯. Console line charts in pure Haskell.
This is a Haskell port of the Javascript library kroitor/asciichart. Free for any usage (MIT License).
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Usage
cabal install asciichart
import Data.Text.Chart (plot)
main :: IO ()
main = plot [1..20]
For more examples e.g. sinus wave see examples folder.
You can also find this package on Hackage.
References
Full credits to kroitor the inventor of asciichart for the terminal.
This is only a simple port for the Haskell community.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the asciichart README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.