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SecretColors

Library generated for making plots with better color palette. It uses famous color palettes and adds few helpful functions.

Currently it supports following Color Palettes

  • IBM Color Palette
  • Google Material Design Color Palette
  • ColorBrewer2 Color Palette
  • VMWare Clarity Color Palette
  • Tableau Color Palette

You can get output of colors in variety of color formats including hex , rgb , hsl, rgba etc.

Few sample plots and inspiration behind this library can be found in WeirdData blog.

Installation

uv add SecretColors        # or: pip install SecretColors
uv add "SecretColors[matplotlib]"   # with matplotlib for ColorMap classes
uv add "SecretColors[image]"        # with Pillow for palettes from images
uv add "SecretColors[all]"          # everything

Documentation

Full documentation and API reference can be accessed via ReadTheDocs

For latest information regarding this library, visit our website.

License

This library and its code is released under MIT License . Read full statement here.

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