recommendations would be helpful. have a great day
#need of a tui library that i can use to display graphs. something like this.
weary ibex
You can use tview but it doesn't have a graph component, you'd have to make it yourself using characters like /—\| and the like
fierce cobalt
if your terminal supports the kitty image protocol you could have images directly
there are better unicode char to use than / \ etc btw if going that route
flint drift
You can use tview but it doesn't have a graph component, you'd have to make it y...
Yes, I found tview recently and it was amazing cause Go has such a cool project for tui!
heavy tangle
if your terminal supports the kitty image protocol you could have images directl...
I want it to work uniformly on majority of terminals, let it be gnome's one, konsole , window's default terminal or even mac's one
fierce cobalt
see the sshot in https://github.com/fortio/tclock?tab=readme-ov-file#tclock
my own lib
heavy tangle
see the sshot in <https://github.com/fortio/tclock?tab=readme-ov-file#tclock>
i see
its nice
ig i'll be looking for other ways
thanks for the help. hope you'll have a fine day ahead !!
ivory elbow
You can use tview but it doesn't have a graph component, you'd have to make it y...
@heavy tangle
heavy tangle
wow it looks so sleek
ivory elbow
yes
ivory elbow
its much more performant than bubbletea
heavy tangle
its much more performant than bubbletea
ahh oke
ivory elbow
np, you too
violet shell
https://github.com/NimbleMarkets/ntcharts
i've look at these before and they are pretty cool
+1
ivory elbow
if your goal is to display charts inline without going into alt mode, tview may not be the right choice
but other than that, go with tview and be happy
fierce cobalt
or make a newcomer (ansipixels) better 🙂
ivory elbow
or make a newcomer (ansipixels) better 🙂
does it integrate well with tcell?
fierce cobalt
no it's its own low level library
ivory elbow
oh
ivory elbow
no it's its own low level library
Does it have charts?