Did you always want a haskell & command line based ping graphing tool?

Of course you didn't. So I wrote one.

Installation

1. Have the haskell platform installed. (> 8.0)

2. Run these commands for Linux:

$ git clone https://github.com/Lexer747/PingPlotter.git
$ cd /PingPlotter/
$ ./install.sh

Or for windows:

> git clone https://github.com/Lexer747/PingPlotter.git
> cd .\PingPlotter\
> .\install.bat

Or for MacOS:

$ echo "lol i don't have mac to test it on, gl"

Note, these commands take a while on either system to complete

3. Then call the exe with the website you want to test the ping too:

$ ./Ping-v2-0-0 "www.google.com"

4. Use at your own risk!

Demo

_{Yes, I know, my ping sucks.}

Feature List

• Draws a graph showing the ping of a website or IP address
• Use the -h option for a list of options while running
• View a previously plotted ping in its entirety. Stored in the .ping file.
• other list item
• also another list item

Un-installation

Since you used it once you'll need this command.

$ yes | rm -r PingPlotter/

Credits & License

Some dude -