Loading README.md +12 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line fviz ==== fviz is a text-based data visualization program. It generates custom charts and other data-driven illustrations from simple expressions. [](https://travis-ci.org/asmuth/fviz) [](https://github.com/asmuth/fviz/blob/master/LICENSE) You can run fviz from the command line, where it reads CSV input and produces SVG or PNG output files. Additionally, it is available as a standalone library that can be embedded into any application. fviz is a command line program for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. It reads input data from text and CSV files and produces the output graphic as a SVG or PNG file. All charts are highly customizable using a simple s-expression based syntax. In addition to the command line program, fviz is available as the libfviz software library which can be embedded into any application that can link to C libraries. **BETA:** Please note that fviz is pre-1.0 software under active development; It is usable, but things might generally still be a bit rough around the edges. Loading manual/introduction.md +13 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # fviz v0.4.0 fviz is a text-based data visualization program. It generates custom charts, dashboards and other illustrations from simple expressions. fviz is a command line program for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. You can run fviz from the command line, where it generates SVG, PNG and PDF output files. Additionally, you can embed it into your own application using the C API. It reads input data from text and CSV files and produces the output graphic as a SVG or PNG file. All charts are highly customizable using a simple s-expression based syntax. In addition to the command line program, fviz is available as the libfviz software library which can be embedded into any application that can link to C libraries. **BETA:** Please note that fviz is pre-1.0 software under active development; It is usable, but things might generally still be a bit rough around the edges. To see what already works, have a look at the [Examples](https://fviz.org/examples) page. <div style="margin-top: 1.2em;"> <a href="/documentation/getting-started" style="">Getting Started</a> Loading Loading
README.md +12 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line fviz ==== fviz is a text-based data visualization program. It generates custom charts and other data-driven illustrations from simple expressions. [](https://travis-ci.org/asmuth/fviz) [](https://github.com/asmuth/fviz/blob/master/LICENSE) You can run fviz from the command line, where it reads CSV input and produces SVG or PNG output files. Additionally, it is available as a standalone library that can be embedded into any application. fviz is a command line program for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. It reads input data from text and CSV files and produces the output graphic as a SVG or PNG file. All charts are highly customizable using a simple s-expression based syntax. In addition to the command line program, fviz is available as the libfviz software library which can be embedded into any application that can link to C libraries. **BETA:** Please note that fviz is pre-1.0 software under active development; It is usable, but things might generally still be a bit rough around the edges. Loading
manual/introduction.md +13 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # fviz v0.4.0 fviz is a text-based data visualization program. It generates custom charts, dashboards and other illustrations from simple expressions. fviz is a command line program for creating charts and other data-driven illustrations. You can run fviz from the command line, where it generates SVG, PNG and PDF output files. Additionally, you can embed it into your own application using the C API. It reads input data from text and CSV files and produces the output graphic as a SVG or PNG file. All charts are highly customizable using a simple s-expression based syntax. In addition to the command line program, fviz is available as the libfviz software library which can be embedded into any application that can link to C libraries. **BETA:** Please note that fviz is pre-1.0 software under active development; It is usable, but things might generally still be a bit rough around the edges. To see what already works, have a look at the [Examples](https://fviz.org/examples) page. <div style="margin-top: 1.2em;"> <a href="/documentation/getting-started" style="">Getting Started</a> Loading
