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Thanks for the great work. It's a wonderful module!
I tried installing cmocean through anaconda and pip, for both python2 and python3.
However, a simple call import cmocean doesn't import the plots. So the example shown on the documentation page can't be reproduced. I tried to locate the package, and found that plots.py is there, just not in the __init__.py. Was this intentional?
Also, it seems that, cmocean requires thecolorspacious module, whose dependency has not been checked with either pip or conda.
Cheers,
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Right, plots isn't imported with the package anymore because it included some adjustments to the fonts locally. Though actually it looks like I took that out. In any case, you can just import it with import cmocean.plots.
Were you able to install with pip and conda (conda-forge channel)?
Yes, cmocean was succesfully installed from pip and conda. But when I loaded in cmocean.plots and tried the few examples, it said that the colorspacious module is missing.
Thanks for the great work. It's a wonderful module!
I tried installing cmocean through anaconda and pip, for both python2 and python3.
However, a simple call
import cmocean
doesn't import theplots
. So the example shown on the documentation page can't be reproduced. I tried to locate the package, and found that plots.py is there, just not in the__init__.py
. Was this intentional?Also, it seems that, cmocean requires the
colorspacious
module, whose dependency has not been checked with either pip or conda.Cheers,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: