Termgraph v0.5.4

Minor update - confirm packaging and publishing works again.

PR #116 - Allow data to be first in column, labels second. Props: @TadLeonard
PR #112 - Check flag for no_values to not print. Props @Robolightning
PR #109 - Fix issue with numbers and labeling between -1 and 1. Props @javadr
PR #107 - Add new arg --no-readable to disable reading numbers. Props @rjp

Thanks to all the contributors 👏

Termgraph v0.5.3

• Fix issue with import and using via API #86

Termgraph v0.5.2

Fixes bug with normalizing empty data #79
Props to @neil-greenwood

Termgraph v0.5.0

• Updates and code structuring for first use of termgraph as a module, see example.py #75 Thanks @AdityaTaggar05 for the major contribution
• New --space-between parameter to add new line between values in chart #75
• New convert to human readable format #75
• Fix BrokenPipeError #80 props @danielhoherd

Termgraph v0.4.2

• Allow normalize to work on data smaller than width, for example values from 0-1

Note: I tried breaking up the file, into smaller pieces in v0.4.1 but resulted in a bad build.
I need to figure out how to package multiple files together.

Termgraph v0.4.0

• Adds histogram support (#51 props to @HiromuIshikawa)
• Fixes vertical graphs
• Updates vertical graphs to honor --no-values --no-label flags
• Windows compatibility fix for color options (props to Yuki Okushi)

Termgraph v0.3.1

• Merge #46 do not show zero values on calendar heatmap ( props @dkasak )

Termgraph v0.3.0

New Flag

• Add no --no-values flag to suppress the display of ending values

Code Quality

• Codestyle fixes in #64 props to @dmitriy-0297
• Add exception check for rading file #63 props to @dmitriy-0297

Termgraph v0.2.3

Release Notes

• Fix incompatibility bug with label_before args undefined (#57)
• Fix min/max with multiple categories props to @MaximeVdB (#56)

Termgraph v0.2.2

Adds a new flag --label-before that displays the labels in front of the lines, not the end.
Props to @wgxo for the contribution.

Note: When using the --label-before flag, you may also want to use --format={:7.2f} or something similar so the labels right-align instead of the default left-align.