SeraPlot — High-Performance Data Visualization Framework
SeraPlot v2.8.0+ is a Rust-native charting library exposed to Python as a single compiled extension — no JavaScript charting library, no Node toolchain, no external rendering service. One pip install gets you 60+ chart types across 2D, 3D, and maps, a small canvas drawing API for custom compositions, and sp.App — a reactive dashboard server built directly into the core, no Flask or Dash required.
Every chart renders to a single self-contained HTML file — no CDN, no backend, works offline or embedded anywhere a browser can open a file.
Documentation: https://feur25.github.io/Sera/getting-started/intro-seraplot.html
Installation
Python (PyPI — wheel for CPython 3.8+, Windows/Linux/macOS)
pip install seraplot
Other package managers:
conda install -c conda-forge seraplot
uv pip install seraplot
JavaScript/WebAssembly (npm)
npm install seraplot
Quickstart
import seraplot as sp
chart = sp.bar("Revenue by Product", labels=["A", "B", "C"], values=[42, 68, 35])
chart.save("chart.html")
Open chart.html in any browser — no server, no build step.
Gallery — Chart Types
2D Charts
3D Charts
Metadata
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