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v2.1.4 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Oct 28, 2024 License: MIT

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Directories ¶

Path	Synopsis
annotations
axes
axes_labels
bar_chart
bar_chart_base_value
bar_chart_web
basic
benchmark_line_charts
css_classes
custom_formatters
custom_padding
custom_ranges
custom_styles
custom_stylesheets
custom_ticks
descending
donut_chart
horizontal_stacked_bar
image_writer
legend
legend_left
linear_regression
logarithmic_axes
min_max
pie_chart
pie_chart_web
poly_regression
request_timings
rerender
scatter
simple_moving_average
stacked_bar
stacked_bar_labels
stock_analysis
text_rotation
timeseries
twoaxis
twopoint