atmospy.set_theme

atmospy.set_theme(context='notebook', style='ticks', palette='colorblind', font='sans-serif', font_scale=1.0, color_codes=True, rc=None)

Change the look and feel of your plots with one simple function.

This is a simple pass-through function to the Seaborn function of the same name, but with different default parameters. For complete information and a better description that I can provide, please see the Seaborn docs here.

This mostly passes down to the seaborn function of the same name, but with a few opinions mixed in.

Parameters:

contextstring or dict, optional

Set the scaling parameter for different environments, by default “notebook”

stylestring or dict, optional

Set the axes style parameters, by default ‘white’

palettestring or sequence, optional

Set the color palette, by default ‘colorblind’

fontstring, optional

Set the font family, by default ‘sans-serif’. See the matplotlib font manager for more information.

font_scalefloat, optional

Independently scale the font size, by default 1

color_codesbool, optional

If True, remap the shorthand color codes assuming you are using a seaborn palette, by default True

rcdict or None, optional

Pass through a dictionary of rc parameter mappings to override the defaults, by default None