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hello, really happy with the library. Really graet job.

One suggestion could be to automatically wrap the colors.

Meaning, if I provide 3 in the colors array, that if I also have 6 series, the series 4-6 would get the same colors as 1-3. Do something like 'colors % colors.lenth

My particular use case is that I don't necessarily know how many series I have at compile time, so to have colors, I'd need to do some computing magic, when I could just supply a few colors and they would get repeated.

Thanks again and let me know if what I suggested wasn't clear.

Hey, This is the best terminal ascii chart!

I had a small issues/question.
Current Output

I wanted something like this, not exact but few things like

1. Empty symbol only between/inside the graph
2. The right corner mentions the types that graph lines belong to (Yesterday, today)
3. The way to add label to x and y axis in the chart, currently we can only add title.

Great library! I can't wait to see where this goes. Thank you for making it!

Hi @gtktsc ,

Great library. I would have a feature request. I would need to format the label differently. I have bigger number (mostly y-axis) which are between 0 - 1000000. The actual formatter can only return a number again (so divide the number is the way is use it, but it is confusion to read). It would be great to have a string based formatter that I can translate i.e. 10000 to 10K as label. Directly built in would also be fine.

Greetings
Michael

Currently the package works as expected in commonjs module
but with esm, we have to use it like below

import plot from 'simple-ascii-chart';

plot.default(            // plot.default instead of plot
        [
          [1, 1],
          [2, 4],
          [3, 4],
          [4, 2],
          [5, -1],
          [6, 3],
          [7, -1],
          [8, 9],
        ],
        { title: 'Important data', width: 20, height: 8 }
      )
    );