CLI option and color documentation

mcplot provides a class that combines methods to easily produce publication-ready graphics on light or black background. It includes a large number of colormaps collected from different sources. There are a number of functions that help to position plots, number plot panels, or generally write text on a graph.

Version 2.2 adds an option to bypass the command line interface.
It provides full documentation of all available colors and color maps (palettes).

Add font option

mcplot provides a class that combines methods to easily produce publication-ready graphics on light or black background. It includes a large number of colormaps collected from different sources. There are a number of functions that help to position plots, number plot panels, or generally write text on a graph.

Version 2.1 adds a font option to choose its standard or LaTeX font.
It also adds Stuart Semple's Freetone colors.

A Python package with a plotting class and routines for publication-ready graphics

mcplot provides a class that combines methods to easily produce publication-ready graphics on light or black background. It includes a large number of colormaps collected from different sources. There are a number of functions that help to position plots, number plot panels, or generally write text on a graph.

Version 2.0 changed class variables to (almost) the same names as Matplotlib.
It sanitised the color module following Matplotlib and seaborn conventions.
The class is now usable for standalone scripts as well from within Python if no description or argument string is passed to the class instance.

mcplot: A Python package with a plotting class and routines for publication-ready graphics

mcplot provides a class that combines methods to easily produce publication-ready graphics on light or black background. It includes a large number of colormaps collected from different sources. There are a number of functions that help to position plots, number plot panels, or generally write text on a graph.

This is the first standalone release after extracting it from the package pyjams.