This is a basic plotting library, written in nim.
The end goal is to have a tiny plotting lib to use with jupyternim
Outputs .png
or .svg
files, or a string that contains the png
as binary data or the svg
as string.
For what I want to achieve and where I'm at, see target
Some examples are in examples:
Note: text labels are WIP, only for svg atm
import graph, math, arraymancer
let
x = arange(0.0'f64, 10,0.1)
let
y = sin(x)
y2 = cos(x)
var srf = plot(x.data,y.data)
srf.plot(x.data, y2.data)
srf.grid
# Save to file
srf.saveTo("currentpng.png")
srf.saveTo("currentsvg.svg")
- graph: exposes everything ( basic functionality )
Inside graph
there are specific apis:
- color: exposes various colours and the proc
color(r,g,b,a)
- plot: initializing the plot, adding plots
- surface: the implementation of
Surface
andAxis
backend<x>
: handles rendering the plot
- matplotlib defaults
- figure size is 6.4x4.8"
- dpi is 100
- target style
- plotProc should lazily evaluate the proc?
- better integration with Arraymancer (a Concept that matches if .data and [] ?)
- integrate chroma? (need to contribute blend?)
- separate drawing layers for the plot and the background/names/etc so that lines aren't overwritten
- can I use Arraymancer's tensor without blas? Would they work in js?
- documentation
- looks like matplotlib does some spline/approximation stuff to get that smooth
- nope, checked the svg and it's plain lines => I need a better line algo
- distinguish margin and padding
- calculate max/min y value str len and adjust eg left margin to fit labels
- svg backend: less strings, more nodes