Eyeball: CLI utility for color-cycling terminal output based on time interval

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Post by jaz303 » Mon, May 26, 2014, 8:17 PM UTC

Eyeball: CLI utility for color-cycling terminal output based on time interval
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Re: Eyeball: CLI utility for color-cycling terminal output based on time interval

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Post by sssbc » Mon, May 26, 2014, 10:42 PM UTC

Beauty!

I'd love it more if there were a "kinda figure out the normal pace of output and change color when it varies by %" mode. This would make it a time derivative color changer, perhaps. Use case: are we in the lunch rush yet, or just poking along at our usual lazy morning pace. It could also mark out delays in expected periodic output that sometimes misses a beat (showing a bug in real time software that isn't, quite)

Re: Eyeball: CLI utility for color-cycling terminal output based on time interval

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Post by jaz303 » Mon, May 26, 2014, 11:08 PM UTC

sssbc wrote: post #2

Beauty! I'd love it more if there were a "kinda figure out the normal pace of output and change color when it varies by %" mode. This would make it a time derivative color changer, perhaps. Use case: are we in the lunch rush yet, or just poking along at our usual lazy morning pace. It could also mark out delays in expected periodic output that sometimes misses a beat (showing a bug in real time software that isn't, q…

Thanks for the feedback, I like this idea. I can imagine it working well in 256-colour mode, gradually increasing colour intensity in line with write-frequency.