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Overview

go-diagrams is an open-source Go plotting library released under the MIT license. Its GitHub repository has 5,235 stars, 232 forks, and 6 contributors. It has not had a commit since Mar 22, 2025.

Its GitHub description: Create beautiful system diagrams with Go

Install

Go
go get github.com/blushft/go-diagrams
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Popularity among Go charting & plotting libraries

GitHub stars for go-diagrams and the most-starred alternatives.
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termui13,590
go-echarts7,645
go-diagrams5,235
asciigraph3,099
termdash3,041
plot2,969
svgo2,251

Alternatives to go-diagrams

More comparisons: go-diagrams vs termui · go-diagrams vs go-echarts · asciigraph vs go-diagrams · go-diagrams vs termdash

go-diagrams FAQ

Is go-diagrams open source?

Yes. go-diagrams is released under the MIT license, and its source code is on GitHub.

Is go-diagrams still maintained?

It appears inactive: the latest commit was on Mar 22, 2025, over a year ago. It may still work well, but expect fewer fixes and updates.

How do I install go-diagrams?

From Go: go get github.com/blushft/go-diagrams.

What are the best alternatives to go-diagrams?

The most popular alternatives listed in Go charting & plotting libraries are termui, go-echarts, and asciigraph. See the full ranking.

What language is go-diagrams written in?

go-diagrams is primarily written in Go, according to GitHub.

Data: GitHub API, Go. Updated Oct 4, 2026.