Tired of using watch for watching numbers in the terminal?
e.g watch "ls | wc -l"
Tired of calculating the decrease rate of items in queue over and over again?
Trends? Throughput? Time left to zero?
tplot is the answer!
tplot is a nodejs cli that reads other commands stdout (from stdin / self invoke) and plots it in the terminal!
In addition to the line chart you can see more stats about the series.
tplot is trying to guess the slope of the line using linear regression
| name | explain |
|---|---|
| Max | Maximum point (since launch) |
| Min | Minimum point (since launch) |
| Average | Average value of all points |
| Points collected | Amount of points collected (since launch) |
| Shape | Linear / non-linear |
| Throughput | If shape is linear presents the throughput based on line's slope |
| Time to ${program.goal} | The approximate time remained to the gaol (defaults to 0) |
command | tplot
tplot -c 'echo $RANDOM'
plot -c 'ls|wc -l'
plot -c 'redis-cli llen events'
Usage: tplot [options]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-t, --title [title] Set the title
-c, --command [command] Set command to watch and plot
-i, --pollingInterval [n] Set the polling interval for to command argument
-p, --points [n] Set the maximum number of points to show in the screen (default:100)
-g, --goal [n] If looking at an linear line, set the goal you wish the line will get (default:0)
-r, --regressionPoints [n] Set the numbers of points to collect in order to calculate the throughput (default:16)
-h, --help output usage information
via npm:
npm install -g tplot
via docker:
docker pull mosheza/tplot
docker run -it mosheza/tplot -c 'echo 1'
via source:
[email protected]:moshe/tplot.git
cd tplot
npm install --link
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