Sbmlplot is a python tool built on libSBNE, an API which can read or automatically generate, manipulate, and write SBML Layout and Redner information. Using either the already-included or auto-generated information about Layout and Render extensions of an SBML model, sbmlplot helps you render a static illustration of the biological network of the SBML model through matplotlib and generate a .json file containing the elements and styles information required to render a dynamic illustration of the biological network of the model through cytoscape.js.
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