Description
gsheet-chart is a library which helps to make a scatter plot between the two chosen columns from your google sheet.
Installation
This package runs under Python 3 and above,
You can use pip to install:
pip install gsheet-chart==0.0.1
This will also install pandas, gspread, oauth2client, matplotlib as required dependenices for the library.
QuickStart
After installing the library open the terminal type
python -m gsheet-chart
This will run the installed library
Step 1: For any google sheet on your google drive for which you want to create a graph, share that sheet to the sunidhi@visualization-1602254198024.iam.gserviceaccount.com and disable notify people.
Step 2: Enter the name of the file without any extensions.
Step 3: Enter the name of the Worksheet in the file.
Step 4: Enter the column names for which you want the graphs to be plotted between.
Step 5: You wiil be shown a scatter plot between the two columns as specified and also the plot will be saved with name chart.jpg in the same folder where you have installed the library.
License
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
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