preg-graph is a simple visualisation utility built with Python and PyPlot. It pulls pregnancy data from a CSV file, and exports a nice-looking graph with all the relative information.
Currently, the first column of the input CSV file needs to be called Week and must be reserved to the week number.
Any other column can be customized to whatever sympthom.
By simply calling py .\preg-graph.py, you will pull the pregnancy data stored in data.csv and export a graph.png file.
Alternatively, you could pass additional arguments:
| Args | Description |
|---|---|
-i --input |
Path to the input CSV file to be read. |
-o, --output |
Path of the output PNG graph to be exported. |
--columns |
Amount of graph columns. |
--style |
Name of the graph style. |
--dpi |
DPI resolution of the exported graph. |
For example py .\preg-graph.py -i my_data.csv -o /output/my_graph.png --columns 2 --dpi 150 will pull the data from my_data.csv
and export a 2-column graph to the /output subfolder, with the resolution of 150 DPI.
You can add your own styling by editing the style.py.
The styling options follow the requirements of PyPlot