Mariano Gappa

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I've been keen to do this myself as well. A few considerations: - Do we not need some additional modifier to just return the current supported source code of Chart.js?...

@jprobichaud that's an interesting use case. We've had a one-on-one chat with @moonranger a few months ago and his use case was a throw-away dashboard. Think of it as a...

@jprobichaud: I'm afraid @szaydel is right about the complexity of adding this image export feature: chart outputs HTML/JS and relies on ChartJS for actually drawing the chart; adding image export...

This format is only common of csvs though; I wouldn't consider this as a built-in. This is also pretty much only useful in the context of muti-series categorical charts. Nevertheless,...

Another possibility is e.g.: ``` chart bar --categories "Jack,Jame" ``` Which works for datasets that are not csvs as well, but requires one to write the categories manually. In the...

cc https://github.com/marianogappa/chart/issues/17

Note that the example in the original post is one weird csv: generally in a csv you'd have a data point per line, but instead there's one column per line....

Sorry, I wasn't clear about the issue. There's a difference in human perception on how separators work, which I took into account when parsing lines: normally you'd have "[value][separator][value]...", but...

I agree. I'd be reluctant to reinvent the wheel, but it seems the wheel hasn't been invented yet: https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/issues/3900 There doesn't seem to be Histogram support planned in the short...