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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.

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 }
      )
    );

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

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!