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+ 2019
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+ Whaley
+ GitHub repository
+ 2021
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+https://github.com/RedKrieg/pysparklines
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+ Termgraph
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+ GitHub repository
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+ Termplot
+ Powell
+ GitHub repository
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+ Ippen
+ GitHub repository
+ 2022
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+repository. GitHub.
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+ Drawille
+ Tauber
+ GitHub repository
+ 2020
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+ Kroitor
+ GitHub repository
+ 2020
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+GitHub repository. GitHub.
+https://github.com/kroitor/asciichart
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+ Uniplot
+ Stetter
+ GitHub repository
+ 2024
+ Stetter, O. (2024). Uniplot. In
+GitHub repository. GitHub.
+https://github.com/olavolav/uniplot
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+ Plotext
+ Piccolomo
+ GitHub repository
+ 2022
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+ Chistyakov
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+ 2020
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+https://github.com/MyGodIsHe/pipeplot
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+Python
+plotting
+analysis
+interactive
+
+
+
+
+
+ Summary
+
The itrm library provides a terminal-based
+ solution for interactively analyzing data. While it does have
+ facilities for progress bars, heat maps, bar charts, and tables, its
+ primary feature is interactive data plots. It will render as a dot
+ matrix of Unicode Braille characters (or ASCII text if needed) your
+ (x,y) data. Using a
+ vertical cursor, you can inspect data points, zoom in on a region, or
+ scrub through the data. With simple 2 to 3-character keybindings, you
+ can run a variety of transforms on the data: absolute value,
+ autocorrelation, Allan variance, differentiation, integration, Fourier
+ transform, smoothing, detrending, trimming, etc. You can leave behind
+ a ghost of the cursor and then analyze the data between the ghost
+ position and current position of the cursor. It can plot multiple data
+ sets simultaneously with automatic color differentiation, and it
+ allows the user to focus on just one data set at a time, even hiding
+ all others if desired.
+
This library is written in pure Python, and aside from some builtin
+ modules has only NumPy as a dependency. It is optimized to run
+ smoothly on data sets of up to at least a million points. And, it has
+ been built to run on all platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows) and any
+ fully-implemented terminal (i.e., not Jupyter notebooks). It will even
+ run on Windows’ Console and VS Code’s builtin terminal.
+
This library can be installed with
+ pip install itrm
+ and apart from builtin libraries has only Numpy as a dependency.
+ Examples using this library can be found
+ here.
+
+
+ Statement of need
+
Many developers, engineers, and scientists spend significant time
+ working within terminal environments, where switching contexts to
+ generate visual plots can be both time-consuming and annoying.
+ Traditional plotting tools, while effective for producing polished
+ final figures, are often insufficient for quickly inspecting and
+ understanding data. Curious to see what the frequency content of the
+ data is? Want to filter out the high-frequency noise so you can see a
+ pattern more clearly? Interested in the derivative of the data? All
+ these will typically require you go back to your source and write
+ several lines of code before you can see the results. This challenge
+ is amplified when working remotely with a server, where visualizing
+ data often requires saving it to a file, transferring it to a local
+ machine, and writing scripts to generate plots—a tedious and
+ repetitive process. A more efficient solution is needed to streamline
+ data visualization and interaction directly within the terminal.
+
There are already several terminal-based plotting tools available,
+ several of them written for Python. The following table summarizes a
+ non-exhaustive list of these tools. The
+ Line plots column refers to whether the library
+ provides for plots of (x,y) data. The Y-axis
+ column refers to whether the y value can be
+ read off by the user. The Resolution column
+ refers to the character set used to print to the terminal: Braille (4
+ by 2 matrix of dots) would be high, half blocks
+ (2 by 1 Unicode drawing characters) would be half, and asterisks
+ (*) would be low.
+
+
+
+
+
Name
+
Author
+
Language
+
Line plots
+
Y-axis
+
Resolution
+
+
+
+
+
asciichartpy
+
Kroitor
+ (2020)
+
Python
+
yes
+
yes
+
low
+
+
+
bashplotlib
+
Lamp
+ (2019)
+
Python
+
yes
+
no
+
low
+
+
+
drawille
+
Tauber
+ (2020)
+
Python
+
no
+
no
+
high
+
+
+
pipeplot
+
Chistyakov
+ (2020)
+
Python
+
no
+
no
+
low
+
+
+
plotext
+
Piccolomo
+ (2022)
+
Python
+
yes
+
limited
+
high
+
+
+
plotille
+
Ippen
+ (2022)
+
Python
+
yes
+
limited
+
high
+
+
+
pysparklines
+
Whaley
+ (2021)
+
Python
+
no
+
no
+
high
+
+
+
termgraph
+
Kazmierczak
+ (2021)
+
Python
+
no
+
yes
+
high
+
+
+
terminalplot
+
Kressibucher
+ (2023)
+
Python
+
yes
+
no
+
low
+
+
+
termplot
+
Powell
+ (2018)
+
Python
+
no
+
no
+
low
+
+
+
termplotlib
+
Schlömer
+ (2021)
+
Python
+
yes
+
limited
+
low
+
+
+
uniplot
+
Stetter
+ (2024)
+
Python
+
yes
+
limited
+
half
+
+
+
gnuplot
+
Williams et al.
+ (2024)
+
C
+
yes
+
limited
+
low
+
+
+
termeter
+
Sasaki
+ (2015)
+
Go
+
yes
+
limited
+
high
+
+
+
ttyplot
+
Sawicki
+ (2024)
+
C
+
no
+
limited
+
low
+
+
+
youplot
+
Tools
+ (2024)
+
Ruby
+
yes
+
limited
+
high
+
+
+
+
+
None of these tools is interactive in the sense of providing data
+ point inspection, view zooming and panning, point-to-point
+ comparisons, etc. And, certainly none of them provide the ability to
+ process the data with common transforms on the fly. Only a few of them
+ provide sub-character resolution through the use of Braille
+ characters.