Does anyone have a converter that takes working plots created with matplotlib and produce a reasonable equivalent in pyqtgraph? Seems like it should be possible. It would save me a lot of time.
I’m new to pyqtgraph and find it’s documentation less than helpful. I’m amazed to see how long pyqtgraph has been available and yet the version number leads you to believe it’s not ready to be released. What am I missing? I also have tried using PyCharm’s Ai Assistant and find it often struggles, creates non workable solutions, with pyqtgraph as if the documentation is not clear enough for it to work with AND it finds few helpful examples to study. Just guessing. I look for things I expect to find in pyqtgraph and find obtuse ways to create them like an arrow but not a simple way to create it. Still looking for plots easily available in matploblib but not readily found in pyqtgraph such as boxplots, horizontal bar charts, confidence bands, clusters. Examples like the short chapter in FitzGerald’s book are less than helpful as they cover the most basic stuff, not even a histogram. I find recommendations like it’s really fast not helpful – I’m concerned about speed of development/working with pyqtgraph infinitely more important than speed of code performance. Sounds more defensive than productive. I do want to use pyqtgraph as it fits well with the GUI I’ve built with Pyside6. Just struggling to get my footing. Any helpful leads, recommendations would be appreciated. I have yet to find any book on pyqtgraph. What’s up with that?
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