Loading README.md +15 −16 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -4,10 +4,9 @@ clip (the _command line illustration processor_) is an open-source command line program and software library for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. In essence, clip consists of a library of composable graphical 'elements'. This element library includes high-level building blocks for creating common chart types as well as lower-level drawing primitives such as markers, arrows and lines. Users create custom illustrations by combining and styling these elements. In essence, clip consists of a library of drawing commands. This command library includes high-level building blocks for creating common chart types as well as lower-level drawing primitives such as markers, arrows and lines. When called from the command line, clip reads input data in text and CSV format and produces the output chart as a SVG or PNG file. Additionaly, clip is available Loading Loading @@ -35,15 +34,16 @@ Output File (`example_chart.svg`): Input File (`example_chart.clp`): (plot axes (bottom left) (plot/add-axes position (bottom left) label-format-y (scientific) label-format-x (datetime "%H:%M:%S") label-placement-x (linear-align 1800) lines ( data-x (csv "tests/testdata/measurement.csv" time) data-y (csv "tests/testdata/measurement.csv" value1) color #06c)) label-placement-x (linear-align 1800)) (plot/draw-lines data-x (csv "test/testdata/measurement.csv" time) data-y (csv "test/testdata/measurement.csv" value1) color #06c) Note that this example is only intended to give you an idea of what the syntax looks like and to get you started quickly; for an in-depth description of all Loading Loading @@ -132,9 +132,8 @@ transforming data in addition to the charting code. Over time, the data processing parts were removed, leaving only the plotting code. However, as a consequence, most of the search queries for the project name would return outdated information, resulting in a generally confusing and stale-feeling situation. The best solution seemed to be to rename the project and so, after going a few other candidates (about which people complained), we finally settled on 'clip', since it was short, pronounceable, easy to remember and unencumbered. situation. The best solution seemed to be to rename the project and so it was renamed to "clip". License Loading Loading
README.md +15 −16 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -4,10 +4,9 @@ clip (the _command line illustration processor_) is an open-source command line program and software library for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. In essence, clip consists of a library of composable graphical 'elements'. This element library includes high-level building blocks for creating common chart types as well as lower-level drawing primitives such as markers, arrows and lines. Users create custom illustrations by combining and styling these elements. In essence, clip consists of a library of drawing commands. This command library includes high-level building blocks for creating common chart types as well as lower-level drawing primitives such as markers, arrows and lines. When called from the command line, clip reads input data in text and CSV format and produces the output chart as a SVG or PNG file. Additionaly, clip is available Loading Loading @@ -35,15 +34,16 @@ Output File (`example_chart.svg`): Input File (`example_chart.clp`): (plot axes (bottom left) (plot/add-axes position (bottom left) label-format-y (scientific) label-format-x (datetime "%H:%M:%S") label-placement-x (linear-align 1800) lines ( data-x (csv "tests/testdata/measurement.csv" time) data-y (csv "tests/testdata/measurement.csv" value1) color #06c)) label-placement-x (linear-align 1800)) (plot/draw-lines data-x (csv "test/testdata/measurement.csv" time) data-y (csv "test/testdata/measurement.csv" value1) color #06c) Note that this example is only intended to give you an idea of what the syntax looks like and to get you started quickly; for an in-depth description of all Loading Loading @@ -132,9 +132,8 @@ transforming data in addition to the charting code. Over time, the data processing parts were removed, leaving only the plotting code. However, as a consequence, most of the search queries for the project name would return outdated information, resulting in a generally confusing and stale-feeling situation. The best solution seemed to be to rename the project and so, after going a few other candidates (about which people complained), we finally settled on 'clip', since it was short, pronounceable, easy to remember and unencumbered. situation. The best solution seemed to be to rename the project and so it was renamed to "clip". License Loading
