Datacmd

Hi HN, I built Datacmd to eliminate bloated dashboards and browser UIs. It turns any CSV, JSON, API feed into live, terminal-native dashboards with one command. Fast. Minimal. Developer-centric. AND IT'S OPEN SOURCE https://github.com/VincenzoManto/datacmd What it does: * Generates dynamic dashboards in the terminal: tables, gauges, pie charts, line charts, radars, text boxes * Layout auto-generated or configurable via YAML * Supports CSV, JSON, REST APIs, live system metrics (CPU, memory, disk) Why this matters: * No GUI. Instant visuals where developers live * Zero setup. Download binary or use "go run", and dashboards appear * Great for sysadmins, devs, ops, data hackers working in terminal-first workflows What I learned building it: Automating a clean layout via algorithm beats manual dashboard design for fast insights. Generating wid

You were there too early. It works on my machine! P.S. The "correctly-capitalized" version is https://github.com/VincenzoManto/Datacmd (it doesn't matter for GitHub, though).

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Just wrapped up my first Go project and wow, what a language. I'm a WebDev but I studied both C and C++: Go feels like the smart, minimalist cousin that cuts the fluff but keeps the power. - Compilation is instant - Syntax is clean and predictable - The tooling is chef's kiss (go run for example) To test the waters, I built something fun: Datacmd that is a CLI tool that turns CSV/JSON/API data into beautiful terminal dashboards with a single command. No GUI. Just pure terminal magic: datacmd --generate --source=data.csv Supports pie charts, gauges, tables, live system metrics, and it's built on top of termdash. I see termdash was missing pie charts, tables and radar chart, so I tried implementing myself. GitHub: github.com/VincenzoManto/datacmd Feedback and PRs welcome (probably there a lot of bugs), I’d love to grow this into a go-to too