Kaxe

Kaxe is an lightweight graphing tools for functions, equations, points and more written in pure python

Plots

Kaxe is build to be simple, flexiable and equipped with an flat learning curve. Kaxe supports diffrent plotting windows including

2D Plots

• A standard basis plotting window
• Logaritchmic plot
• Polar plot
• Box plot
• Empty plot

3D Plots

• Boxed plot
• Frame plot
• Empty

Gettings started

To get started create a plot object

import kaxe

plt = kaxe.Plot(window:list)

plt.save("plot.png")

Alternatively other windows can be used

Polarplot

kaxe.PolarPlot(window:list)

Box plot

kaxe.BoxPlot(window:list)

Box plot

plt = kaxe.LogPlot(window:list, firstAxisLog:bool=False, secondAxisLog:bool=True)

Adding objects to window

Adding objects to a window is as easy as

plt.add(obj:object)

Objects

Kaxe supports diffrent objects

To add a legend for any object do the following

obj.legend(text)

Function

kaxe.Function(f:FunctionType, 
    color:tuple=None, 
    width:int=10,
    *args, 
    **kwargs
)

To add a fill under a graph use the fill method

Function.fill(x0, x1)

To add a tangent to the function use the tangent method

Function.tangent(x0)

Points

Points in two lists x and y can be added to windows using

kaxe.Points(
    x:list|tuple, 
    y:list|tuple, 
    color:tuple, 
    size:int, 
    symbol:str=symbols.CIRCLE, 
    connect:bool=False
)

Equation

Equations can be expressed as to functions

kaxe.Equation(
    left:FunctionType, 
    right:FunctionType, 
    color:tuple,
    width:int
)

E. g

kaxe.Equation(lambda x,y: 2*x, lambda x,y: y)

Styling

For styles avaliable use

plot.help()

For setting a style use

plot.style({"Marker.showLine":False}, width=2000)

Or use a predetermined theme with

plot.theme(kaxe.themes.A4Half)

Axis titles can be changed with

plot.title(*titles:str)

Examples