Chartli
### TL;DR
Chartli is a command-line interface (CLI) tool developed by Ahmad Awais that transforms plain numerical data into various types of terminal charts, including ASCII, spark, bars, columns, heatmaps, Unicode, Braille, and SVG formats. Designed for developers and data analysts, it offers a quick and efficient way to visualize data directly within the terminal, enhancing productivity and data comprehension.
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Key Features
- Supports multiple chart types: ASCII, spark, bars, columns, heatmaps, Unicode, Braille, and SVG
- Easy integration into existing workflows
- No external dependencies required
- Lightweight and fast performance
- Open-source and free to use
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