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Colorbar in Python. Fast and lightweight!

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Colorbar in Python. Fast and lightweight!

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colorbar

Add a colorbar to an image in milliseconds (faster than plt.imshow+plt.colorbar) 💨

colorbar achieves its speed by avoiding matplotlib and instead using numpy, pillow, cmap and pycairo!

🛠️ Install via: pip install colorbar (+ if pycairo causes trouble try conda install anaconda::pycairo)

Usage 💡

```python import numpy as np from colorbar import CBar

shape = (400, 800) im = np.linspace(0, 1, shape[0] * shape[1]).reshape(*shape) # dummy image cbar = CBar(cmap='gray', # see https://cmap-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/catalog/ vmin=im.min(), # pixels <= vmin become first color of cmap vmax=im.max()) # pixels >= vmax become last color of cmap imcbar = cbar.draw(im) # draw colorbar! imcbar.show() ``` cbar

draw() returns a PIL.Image that is shown via show() and saved via save() python im_cbar.save('cbar.png')

Use cbar.save() instead of im=cbar.draw()+im.save() to save the image as a vector graphic python ... cbar.save('cbar.pdf', im) # .pdf, .svg, .ps or .eps To customize the colorbar, draw() and save() take the arguments: - vertical: If True, colorbar is vertical. Default: True - pad: Added pixel rows on the colorbar-side of the image. Default: 0 - pad_color: Color-string of added pixels. Default: 'k'(=black) - x: Position of the colorbar center relative to image in width-direction. Default: .9 - y: Position of the colorbar center relative to image in length-direction. Default: .5 - width: Size of the colorbar relative to image. Default: .05 - length: Size of the colorbar relative to image. Default: .8 - label: Label above the colorbar. Default: None - ticks: List (e.g. [0, 1]) or dict (e.g. {0: 'low', 1: 'high'}) of ticks. Default: None - fontsize: Fontsize of labels and ticks. Default: 20 - linecolor: Color of the lines and the font used to write labels and ticks. Default: w(=white) - linewidth: Width of ticklines and outlines. Default: 2 - tick_len: Length of ticklines. Default: 2

Finally, if you want draw() to return a numpy array use asarray=True python im_cbar = cbar.draw(im, asarray=True) to e.g. plot it with matplotlib via plt.imshow(im_cbar).

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Colorbar in Python. Fast and lightweight!

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  • python ^3.9