Releases
v0.15.1
Markers can be embedded in any text, including tick marks, legends, labels, and table contents.
Hyperlinks can be embedded in any text using the <a href="..."> tag.
Legends are implemented using table coordinates, so legends can be customized using any table feature.
Started a new documentation section for case-studies, with graph community and neural network examples.
Started a new section in the documentation for projects using Toyplot.
Callers can define their own custom marks, and modify rendering for existing marks, using the new rendering API.
Defined a new API for embedding Javascript in HTML markup, for use with custom marks.
Graph visualizations can export vertex and edge data as CSV tables.
Added support for head, middle, and tail markers on graph edges.
Added an offset
property for Cartesian axis labels.
Toyplot colors are allowed as style property values.
Per-series and per-datum colors can be specified using Python sequences as well as numpy arrays.
Error messages specify which CSS properties are allowed.
Deprecated the gutter
parameter in favor of margin
, which can specify separate left / right / top / bottom margins, if desired.
Added toyplot.html.tostring()
to simplify generating HTML.
Added a style option to toyplot.html.render()
and toyplot.html.tostring()
.
Added a palette
argument to override the default series palette when creating axes.
Text markup didn't include units for font-size, causing incorrect results on Firefox.
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