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kaplot is a plotting tool built around matplotlib. It combines the flexibilty and fantastic plot generation potention of matplotlib with an easier to use, object oriented, interface. The interface is simple enough to quickly prototype plots, or fine tune for publication quality results.
Detailed documentation is hosted on GitHub. The package contains 2 modules:
kaplot is the main module, which contains the kaplot class for plotting.
kaplot.defaults is a submodule which contains a couple of pre-made plot settings, which are passed as an argument to the kaplot object. More information (including making your own settings file) is available in the documentation
kaplot_backend is a module which allows for selecting a custom matplotlib backend.
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