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Data visualization made easier
This is a project for interactive data visualization
It uses a dedicated web app with cards that display python variables.
Check out the notebooks folder for examples
Quick start
from webvis import Vis
vis = Vis(vis_port=7007)
vis.vars.test = "Hello World!"
# Open the browser on 7007 port
vis.show()
Then change the name in card to "test" viola!
The values are updated dynamically, a separate thread is created that checks the changes.
values can be matplotlib figures, 1-d and 2-d arrays, and even bokeh is supported!
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