Bar Charts With termgraph
Turn simple labels and numbers into colored terminal bar charts.
Run printf 'A 10\nB 20\nC 15\n' | termgraph to draw the bars.
01Command
Command
$ printf 'A 10\nB 20\nC 15\n' | termgraph02What it does
termgraph reads whitespace or CSV input and draws horizontal bars with labels and values, optionally scaled and colorized. It is a quick way to visualise a few numbers without opening a spreadsheet or plotting tool.
03Risk
!Warning: It is best for small datasets and simple comparisons; for serious charting use gnuplot or matplotlib.
04Undo
✓No undo needed — this command does not change persistent state.
05Sources
- Official project documentationEvidence: termgraph renders bar charts in the terminal from plain text data or CSV.
- Project homepageEvidence: termgraph renders bar charts in the terminal from plain text data or CSV.
Last verified: 2026-09-22 · Category: Developer
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