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Blume
=======
Better Looking Universal Matplotlib Engine.
Blume provides a replacement for the matplotlib table module.
Displaying data as tables in matplotlib.
It fixes a number of issues with the existing table and has:
* more reliable code for automatically setting the font size to make
best use of the space available.
* Padding between text and the cell edges which works better across a
range of text sizes.
* First row of cell data is now row 0 regardless of whether the table
has a row header. The row header is row -1.
* New options to allow cell edge colours to be specified.
To use the new table, just import `blume.table` and use that to
create your tables instead of the `matplotlib.table.table`.
::
from blume import table
tab = table(ax, ..)
The first parameter to table should be an *matplotlib.axes*.
If you are using the *pyplot* interface, note that calling
*pyplot.table* will use `matplotlib.table.table`.
Instead import table from blume and use as follows::
from blume.table import table
tab = table(plt.gca(), ...)
And lots more
=============
The general theme is how to create generic tools to explore tables of
data, visualising the data with *matplotlib*.
Tools that also help with managing open data.
For small datasets, there is an evolving example of working with
simple csv files, stored in a git repository. See `blume.examples.ocixx`.
Install
=======
From source code
----------------
Get the latest code::
git clone http://github.com/swfiua/blume
Instal::
python setup.py install
Using pip::
pip3 install blume
Examples
========
The *blume/examples* folder has a number of demonstrations of what can be
done with this table.
You can run these with python3:
python3 -m blume.example.cpr
Or you can run a folder full of examples by using `blume.eggshow`.
Requirements
============
The package will only require an *appropriate* version of matplotlib.
This is to make it easy for anyone who is only here for the table.
Universal
=========
The U in `blume`.
This for now is the `blume.cpr` module.
Testing
=======
Run tests using::
pytest tests
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