AwesomeDataviz

Go charting & plotting libraries

Charts, plots and SVG from Go programs. 7 tools, ranked by GitHub stars and updated .

Libraries for producing charts from Go programs: static plots for analysis with plot, low-level SVG generation with svgo, and interactive HTML charts based on Apache ECharts with go-echarts.

By GitHub stars, the most popular Go plotting libraries here are termui (13.6K stars), go-echarts (7.6K stars), and go-diagrams (5.2K stars). 1 of 7 had commits in the last 90 days.
1 termui Inactive

Terminal dashboard and widget library with charts, gauges, sparklines and more.

 13.6K 0 MIT
2 go-echarts

Simple yet powerful data visualizing library for Go.

 7.6K 16 MIT
3 go-diagrams Inactive

Diagram-as-code library for system architecture diagrams in Go, rendered with Graphviz.

 5.2K 0 MIT
4 asciigraph

Lightweight ASCII line graphs for command-line apps.

 3.1K 72 BSD-3-Clause
5 termdash

Terminal-based dashboard library with line charts, bar charts, gauges and donuts.

 3K 21 Apache-2.0
6 plot

API for building and drawing plots in Go.

 3K 5 BSD-3-Clause
7 svgo Inactive

Go Language Library for SVG generation.

 2.3K 0 Other

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What is the most popular Go plotting library?

By GitHub stars, termui is the most popular, with 13.6K stars, followed by go-echarts (7.6K) and go-diagrams (5.2K).

Which Go plotting libraries are actively maintained?

4 of the 7 tools listed had commits in the last 12 months, including go-echarts, asciigraph, termdash, and plot. Each tool page shows monthly commit activity.

Are these Go plotting libraries free and open source?

6 of the 7 tools listed use an OSI-approved open-source license; the others are source-available, free to use, or use a custom license, so check each tool page. The most common license here is MIT.

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