=head1 SCRIPT CATEGORIES
Charts
Fun/Educational
Educational

=head1 NAME

quick_term_chart - a light perl script to quickly draw chart within the terminal
input data can be piped to it

=head1 DESCRIPTION
  plots charts quickly within the terminal itself - useful for visualizing tabular data

  Some TIY (Try It Yourself :) ) fun examples:
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33"          | quick_term_chart
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart --consolidate
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart --sort_on_vals

=head1 README

  plots charts quickly within the terminal itself - useful for visualizing tabular data

  Some TIY (Try It Yourself :) ) fun examples:
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33"          | quick_term_chart
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart --consolidate
  echo -e "chat\t23\nemail\t15\nsocial media\t33\nchat\t3" | quick_term_chart --sort_on_vals


=head1 PREREQUISITES

This uses the C<strict>, C<Getopt::Long>, C<Term::ANSIColor>, C<Term::ReadKey>, and C<POSIX> modules.
=pod SCRIPT CATEGORIES

Charts
Fun/Educational
Educational


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