using-terminal-charts

You can render terminal charts from numeric data for quick log inspection by passing single or multi-series datasets to chartli, which auto-installs on first run via npx and outputs ascii, spark, bars, columns, or heatmap formats directly in the terminal.

For on-the-fly visual debugging, you can generate ascii line charts with axes, sparklines, horizontal bars, columns, heatmaps, unicode bars, braille, and SVG outputs using chartli to visualize your numeric data.

Yes, you can export terminal charts as SVG for dashboards and documentation; chartli supports SVG output alongside ascii, spark, bars, columns, heatmap, unicode, and braille formats for your numeric datasets.

Chartli works with multi-series datasets from files or standard input, adapting to single or multiple data series for quick exploratory analysis directly in the terminal.

No, you do not need to install chartli manually; running npx chartli auto-installs the package on first run, allowing you to immediately render terminal charts from your numeric data.