dormant_chicken

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The program is not really focused on being a useful utility and actually sorting lists/arrays quickly, but more of a program to help understand how different sorting algorithms work, meaning no, the program does not function like the 'sort' command (and it does not output the sorted entries), but you can specify the speed at which the program sorts at.

 

sortty v1.8 released

here are some new features:

  • Many Visual improvements
  • Improved usability of arguments greatly
  • Now features around 2 more sorting algorithms
  • Added a red line to indicate index
  • Added an animation that fills the array green after shuffling
  • Added satisfying array shuffle animation

The github repository is here: https://github.com/dormant-chicken/sortty

 

sorTTY is a lightweight, minimal, and beautiful program to visualize sorting algorithms in your Unix terminal / TTY, made possible with ncurses.

It currently has 14 unique sorting algorithms to choose from and is very customizable.

You can also try it without installing (instructions are in the github page)

Link to the github: https://github.com/dormant-chicken/sorTTY

 

sorTTY is a lightweight, minimal, and beautiful program to visualize sorting algorithms in your Unix terminal / TTY, made possible with ncurses.

It currently has 14 unique sorting algorithms to choose from and is very customizable.

You can also try it without installing (instructions are in the github page)

Link to the github: https://github.com/dormant-chicken/sorTTY

 

sorTTY is a lightweight, minimal, and beautiful program to visualize sorting algorithms in your Unix terminal / TTY, made possible with ncurses.

It currently has 14 unique sorting algorithms to choose from and is very customizable.

You can also try it without installing (instructions are in the github page)

Link to the github: https://github.com/dormant-chicken/sorTTY