uniplot documentation!

Contents:

• Usage
  • Forcing a Parser
  • Using Stylesheets
• The Data Structure
  • Graph
  • Plots
  • Axes
  • Omitting Structures
• Custom Parsers
• Custom Stylesheets

uniplot is a command line plotting utility which aims to separate a graph’s data from it’s file representation. This makes it easy to re-plot graphs which were originally plotted in other engines such as WinPlots or Origin. It also makes it easy to plot files automatically (as part of a Makefile workflow for example).

Installation

uniplot is on PyPI so installation is as simple as using pip:

$ pip install uniplot

If you would rather install it from local source, I would still strongly suggest you use pip like so:

$ git clone https://github.com/Sean1708/uniplot.git
$ pip install .

If you would rather not use pip then you can replace pip install . with python setup.py install.

Contributing

Found a bug? Got a suggestion? Made some changes that you want to incorporate? Head over to the repo and open an issue or submit a pull request!