Plotter is a minimalistic class for plotting. Feel free to use it and contribute (see contribution section).
Next engines supported:
Note: before usage make sure that the engine is installed.
pip install vplotter
>>> from vplotter import Plotter
>>> p = Plotter()
===> [Plotter: (engine:veusz)] is initialized [v.X.Y.Z]
>>> p.plot(x=[i**2 for i in range(10)], y=[i**3 for i in range(10)], key_name="first line")If you see something similar to this:
So you have it. Nice!
Similarly you can use another engine: Gnuplot engine.
>>> from vplotter import Plotter
>>> p = Plotter(engine="gnuplot", xname="X", yname="Y", title="My Title")
===> [Plotter: (engine:gnuplot)] is initialized [v.1.3.0]
>>> p.plot(x=[i**2 for i in range(10)], y=[i**3 for i in range(10)], key_name="first line")
>>> My Title
90 +------------------------------------------------------------------+
| + + + + + + + + |
80 |-+ first line ********|
| ** |
70 |-+ ** +-|
| *** |
60 |-+ *** +-|
| ** |
50 |-+ *** +-|
Y 40 |-+ **** +-|
| **** |
30 |-+ **** +-|
| *** |
20 |-+ **** +-|
| ****** |
10 |-+ ******* +-|
| + ******** + + + + + + |
0 +------------------------------------------------------------------+
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
X
Currently GnuplotEngine is in experimental mode. It is plotting the graph only to your terminal. Further releases would expand the functionality.
Feel free to contribute to the project, but please initially create an issue with detailed problem and way how to resolve it.
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