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github.com/szymonwieloch/gophercises/charts
This small application generates SVG charts based on data provided in CSV files.
./charts -h
Usage: charts --input INPUT --x X --y Y [--output OUTPUT]
Options:
--input INPUT, -i INPUT
Path to a CSV file containing data
--x X, -x X Name of the CSV column containing X axis data
--y Y, -y Y Name of the CSV column containing Y axis data
--output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT
Path to the output CSV file [default: out.svg]
--help, -h display this help and exit
./charts -i curve.csv -x X -y Y -o curve.svg
# filter data file
cat cp-national-datafile-csv.csv | grep A_Proportion | grep MEASA > filtered.csv
./charts -i filtered.csv -x Year -y LowerCIB UpperCIB -o cp.svg
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