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Gist 3942570

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Aallyraza
Last edited Oct 23, 2012
Created on Oct 23, 2012

This visualization renders a real-time terminal log of a Bundler dependency installation. The code captures the text output from `bundle` and displays it as a scrolling monospace feed, using the Canvas API’s `fillText` and `getImageData` to sample pixel colors for a subtle background gradient. It animates each line’s appearance with a d3 transition, fading new entries in while shifting older lines upward, and highlights the final success message in green. The data source is the raw gist text file, parsed line-by-line to drive the display.

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