seaborn-command
🌊 seaborn as a command line tool
Installation
pip install seaborn-command
Usage
seaborn <command> [options]
Basic usage
cat iris.tsv | seaborn pairplot --hue species --show
Input csv file
cat iris.csv | seaborn pairplot -d, --hue species --show
Save image to a file
cat iris.tsv | seaborn pairplot --hue species --format png > result.png
- common options
-d: delimiter (default tab)--show: show the GUI window. No output to STDOUT.--format: output format of the image (default svg)
Tips
Setting alias
alias sns="seaborn"
Display with ImageMagick
cat iris.tsv | seaborn pairplot --hue species --format png | display
Note: SVG images may not be displayed correctly.
Contributing
- Try this command!
- Pull requests are welcome!
LICENSE
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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