A command line tool for Unicode Plotting

This gem provides plotly and the plotly-ujs driver for your Rails 4+ application.

Nyaplot is an Interactive plots generator based on Web technology like SVG, WebGL, and JavaScript. It enables us to create interactive plots interactively on IRuby notebook, a web-based Ruby environment. Nyaplot is totally web-based gem and plots can be embedded into Rails or Sinatra seemlesly. S...

plotlyjs for rails > 4.1

A lightweight and straightforward Ruby wrapper for Plotly.js, enabling developers to create interactive, high-quality data visualizations effortlessly.

Simplifies using Plotly.js in Rails

Plotrb is a plotting tool in Ruby.

benchmark-plot is an extension to the Ruby standard benchmarking library. It let's you easily create plots of any code that you want to benchmark over a varied number of inputs. It also supports comparative benchmarking.

scbi_plot is a simplified wrapper to create plots with gnuplot.

Gmap Plotter is a little app for plotting gps points on a google map.

Rubicus is a pure Ruby wrapper around the ploticus http://ploticus.sourceforge.net graphing library.

gnuplot wrapper for ruby, especially for plotting roc curves into svg files

Plotly features added as needed. Uses Python Library as a reference https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/tree/master/plotly/plotly

This is an interface to quickly visualize data on the command line. It supports various kinds of plots (curves, bar diagram, histogram, 2D color, etc) that are presented as text output on the console.

Plot with IRuby

Plot your data by Unicode characters

PlotLy is a a Ruby wrapper to the PlotLy REST API.

An unofficial DSL for making charts with Observable Plot. You define plot definitions with the DSL that create full charts when data is added. This gem relies upon the installation of the Bun JavaScript runtime.

Don't look for emotions, where are not emotions. Simple program to analyze emotions in texts by keywords database. Use by: artemo [your text file], to plot data to pdf use artemo --plot [your text file] For multiple files use: for i in *;do artemo --plot "$i";done

Generate an ASCII histogram plot using the contents of a ruby Array.