Collection of KTH colors for matplotlib
The package supports the 11 colors listed in the KTH color palette. The color names have been translated to English.
Here is a preview of the colors and their English names.
After installation, you will be able to reproduce this picture by running example.py.
Installation steps may vary depending on your OS. On Linux and MacOS, I would expect the following instructions to work just fine.
You need Python 2 or 3 on your computer.
Moreover, you need python-pip and python-setuptools.
In the remote event that you do not have them already, grab them with your favorite package manager.
For example, on Linux, type this in a terminal:
sudo apt-get install python-pip python-setuptools
- Clone this repository.
git clone https://github.com/adaldo/matplotlib-kthcolors
- Enter the repository directory and run the setup script.
cd matplotlib-kthcolors
sudo python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
sudo pip install ./dist/kthcolors-0.0.2.tar.gz
- If you want, you can remove the repository directory now.
cd ..
sudo rm -r matplotlib-kthcolors
If you want to introduce new color names for the kth colors, then import kthcolors.kthcolors and use Matplotlib with the new color names. See example.py for an example of this usage.
If you want the standard color names to be remapped to the kth colors, import kthcolors.inplace and use Matplotlib normally.
Uninstallation varies depending on your OS. On Linux and MacOS, I expect the following to work just fine.
- Type this in a terminal
sudo pip uninstall kthcolors
- Write a mail to antonio.adaldo.89@gmail.com to let me know what went wrong.