Picta: A graphing library for the Scala Programming language
Picta: A graphing library for the Scala Programming language
Picta is a graphing library for the Scala programming language. It has an easy to use API that is close to natural language, making it easy to visualize different types of data.
Picta comes with many different plot types, adding extensive charting functionality to the Scala ecosystem.
Plots are composed from smaller, simpler components, and combined together to create plots of varying complexity.
The library is written in Scala, and cross-compiles to versions 2.12 and 2.13.
Picta is also able to run inside a Jupyter Notebook, thanks to it’s integration with the Almond kernel.
All plots created by Picta are valid HTML.
| Name: | Picta |
| Written in: | Scala |
| GitHub repo: | https://github.com/cedricmjohn/picta |
| Released: | August 2020 |
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