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Lesley is a lightweight Python package designed to create interactive, github-style, calendar-based heatmaps using Altair. Color generation is Seaborn-free and supports Matplotlib colormaps, handcrafted Lesley palettes, custom color ranges, and binary scales.

Heatmap cells remain square at every chart size. The width and height arguments act as maximum bounds, allowing Lesley to fit the largest square grid without cell overlap or unused plot area.

Example Usage

Plot github-style heatmap

dates = pd.date_range(start='2024-01-01', end='2024-12-31')
values = np.random.randint(0, 10, size=len(dates))
lesley.cal_heatmap(dates, values)

github-styled calendar heatmap

Use a handcrafted palette

Lesley includes github, forest, ocean, ember, berry, dusk, monochrome, and binary palettes. Existing Matplotlib names such as YlGn, Reds, and viridis remain supported.

lesley.cal_heatmap(dates, values, cmap='ocean')

The palette colors are also available through lesley.PALETTES and lesley.color_palette().

Define a custom color range

Pass CSS-compatible colors with color_range. Lesley interpolates the colors to match the color domain.

lesley.cal_heatmap(
    dates,
    values,
    domain=[0, 2, 4, 6, 8],
    color_range=['#f8fafc', '#5eead4', '#115e59'],
)

A color sequence can also be passed directly as cmap:

lesley.month_plot(dates, values, cmap=['#fff7ed', '#fdba74', '#9a3412'])

Use binary colors

Set binary=True to map zero values to the first color and all non-zero values to the second. This is useful for presence, completion, holiday, and event calendars.

lesley.cal_heatmap(
    dates,
    values,
    binary=True,
    color_range=['#ebedf0', '#216e39'],
)

Plot empty calendar

lesley.plot_calendar(year=2025)

empty full year calendar

Plot calendar with marker and label

holiday_df = pd.read_csv('holidays.csv') # need at least 2 columns: date and label
lesley.plot_calendar(year=2025, label_df=holiday_df, color='Oranges')

full year calendar with label and marker

Plot calendar heatmap

dividend_df = pd.read_csv('dividend.csv') # need 3 columns: date, label, and value
lesley.plot_calendar(year=2024, label_df=dividend_df, color='Greens', layout='2x6')

full year calendar heatmap

Plot individual month

dates = pd.date_range(start='2024-01-01', end='2024-12-31')
values = np.random.randint(0, 10, size=len(dates))
lesley.month_plot(dates, values, 1)

single month plot

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