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py-ggsci 1.2.1

Documentation

  • Migrated documentation site to use Zensical (#49, #52).

Maintenance

  • Added exclusion rules to the hatchling build configuration to reduce the file size of built source distributions and wheels (#53).

py-ggsci 1.2.0

Improvements

  • Synchronized iTerm color palettes with upstream (#47).

This update added 8 new palettes to ITERM_PALETTES: branch, No Clown Fiesta variations, novmbr, One Dark Two, owl, traffic, and urban. These palettes are now usable by pal_iterm(), scale_color_iterm(), and scale_fill_iterm().

py-ggsci 1.1.1

Maintenance

  • Added GitHub Actions workflow to run ruff check for code linting (#43).
  • Updated GitHub Actions workflows to use actions/checkout@v6 (#43).
  • Updated badges in README.md (#43).

py-ggsci 1.1.0

Improvements

  • Synchronized iTerm color palettes with upstream (#39).

This update added 8 new palettes to ITERM_PALETTES: Hot Dog Stand variations, Matte Black, Poimandres variations, and Selenized Black. These palettes are now usable by pal_iterm(), scale_color_iterm(), and scale_fill_iterm().

Additionally, the color values for 40+ existing iTerm palettes have been updated to match the latest upstream color specifications.

py-ggsci 1.0.2

Linting

  • Added ruff linter configuration to pyproject.toml with popular rule sets including pycodestyle, Pyflakes, pyupgrade, flake8-bugbear, flake8-simplify, and isort (#36).
  • Fixed ruff check linting issues including UP006, UP015, UP032, B010, SIM108, SIM118, F401, and E501 (#36).

py-ggsci 1.0.1

Maintenance

  • Added Python 3.14 support and set as default development environment (#33).
  • Updated GitHub Actions workflows to use the latest checkout and setup-python versions (#33).

py-ggsci 1.0.0

New features

  • Added scale_color_primer() and scale_fill_primer() for the Primer (GitHub) design system palette (#29).
  • Added scale_color_atlassian() and scale_fill_atlassian() for the Atlassian Design System palette (#29).
  • Added scale_color_iterm() and scale_fill_iterm(), providing over 400 new iTerm color palettes (#30).

Improvements

  • Introduced example_scatterplot() and example_barplot() to simplify documentation examples, reducing boilerplate and aligning the visual style with the R ggsci package examples (#28).

Maintenance

  • Refactored the logo generation script to use ImageMagick, removing the previous R and hexSticker dependency (#20).

py-ggsci 0.4.1

Documentation

  • Add an initial code block to the Get Started article showing the essential imports required for the example plots (#17).

py-ggsci 0.4.0

Testing

  • Add a parametrized, introspection-driven test suite covering utilities, palettes, and scales. Code coverage reaches 100% (#14).

py-ggsci 0.3.0

Improvements

  • Refine type annotations and docstrings to follow best practices (#9).

Documentation

CI/CD

  • Add GitHub Actions workflow for mypy type checks (#10).

py-ggsci 0.2.0

New features

  • Port all color scales from the R package ggsci (#5).

Improvements

  • Relax minimum dependency versions to broaden compatibility (#3).
  • Rename palette functions from *_pal() to pal_*() for consistency with the R package ggsci (#4).

Documentation

  • Add an API reference page for each palette to the documentation site (#6).

Infrastructure

  • Add scripts to retrieve and update color palette data (#2).

py-ggsci 0.1.0

New features

  • Port four experimental color scales for plotnine from the R package ggsci.
  • Add palette functions for direct color access.
  • Support alpha transparency for all scales.
  • Reverse parameter for continuous scales.
  • British spelling aliases.