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from pycharts.charts.pie_chart import PieChart
from pycharts.highcharts_plotter import HighChartsPlotter

data = [
                    ['Firefox',   45.0],
                    ['IE',       26.8],
                    ['Chrome', 12.8],
                    ['Safari',    8.5],
                    ['Opera',     6.2],
                    ['Others',   0.7]
        ]

data_label = "Browser share"

title = "Browser market shares at a specific website, 2014"

piechart = PieChart(title, data_label, data)

print piechart.to_javascript()

plotter = HighChartsPlotter()
plotter.plot(piechart)









    



{chart: {type: 'pie', backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF'}, title: {text: 'Browser market shares at a specific website, 2014'}, plotOptions: {pie: {allowPointSelect: true, cursor: 'pointer', dataLabels: {enabled: false}, showInLegend: true},}, series: [{name: 'Browser share',data: [['Firefox', 45.0], ['IE', 26.8], ['Chrome', 12.8], ['Safari', 8.5], ['Opera', 6.2], ['Others', 0.7]]},]}






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from pycharts.charts.stacked_bar_chart import StackedBarChart

title = "How do tourists spend their money?"

categories = ['Americans', 'Italians', 'Chinese', 'Brazilians', 'Germans']

data = [
                ('Bakery', [5, 3, 4, 7, 2]),
                ('Bars and Restaurants', [2, 2, 4, 3, 8]),
                ('Shopping', [10, 8, 7, 6, 9]),
                ('Jewelry', [5, 5, 2, 3, 3]),
                ('Hotel', [8, 8, 6, 7, 6])
]

y_title = 'Total money spent'

# stackedchart = StackedBarChart(title, categories, data, y_title=y_title, stacking="normal")
stackedchart = StackedBarChart(title, categories, data, y_title=y_title, stacking="percent") 

print stackedchart.to_javascript()

plotter = HighChartsPlotter()
plotter.plot(stackedchart)









    



{chart: {type: 'bar', backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF'}, title: {text: 'How do tourists spend their money?'}, xAxis: {categories: ['Americans', 'Italians', 'Chinese', 'Brazilians', 'Germans'], title: {text: ''}}, yAxis: {title: {text: 'Total money spent'}}, legend: {reversed: true}, plotOptions: {bar: {stacking: 'percent'},}, series: [{name: 'Bakery',data: [5, 3, 4, 7, 2]},{name: 'Bars and Restaurants',data: [2, 2, 4, 3, 8]},{name: 'Shopping',data: [10, 8, 7, 6, 9]},{name: 'Jewelry',data: [5, 5, 2, 3, 3]},{name: 'Hotel',data: [8, 8, 6, 7, 6]},]}






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from pycharts.charts.bubble_chart import BubbleChart
from pycharts.highcharts_plotter import HighChartsPlotter

title = "How does income, life expectancy and population size relate in each continent?"
x_title = "income"
y_title = "life expectancy"

data = [('Latin America', [[97, 36, 79], [94, 74, 60], [68, 76, 58], [64, 87, 56], [68, 27, 73], [74, 99, 42], [7, 93, 87], [51, 69, 40], [38, 23, 33], [57, 86, 31]]),
        ('Asia', [[25, 10, 180], [2, 75, 190], [11, 54, 8], [86, 55, 93], [5, 3, 58], [90, 63, 44], [91, 33, 17], [97, 3, 56], [15, 67, 48], [54, 25, 81]]),
        ('Africa', [[47, 47, 10], [20, 12, 4], [6, 76, 17], [38, 30, 6], [57, 98, 8], [61, 17, 10], [83, 60, 13], [67, 78, 50], [64, 12, 10], [30, 77, 82]])]


bubblechart = BubbleChart(title, data, x_title, y_title)
print bubblechart.to_javascript()
plotter = HighChartsPlotter()
plotter.plot(bubblechart)









    



{chart: {type: 'bubble', backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF'}, title: {text: 'How does income, life expectancy and population size relate in each continent?'}, xAxis: {title: {text: 'income'}}, yAxis: {title: {text: 'life expectancy'}}, series: [{name: 'Latin America',data: [[97, 36, 79], [94, 74, 60], [68, 76, 58], [64, 87, 56], [68, 27, 73], [74, 99, 42], [7, 93, 87], [51, 69, 40], [38, 23, 33], [57, 86, 31]]},{name: 'Asia',data: [[25, 10, 180], [2, 75, 190], [11, 54, 8], [86, 55, 93], [5, 3, 58], [90, 63, 44], [91, 33, 17], [97, 3, 56], [15, 67, 48], [54, 25, 81]]},{name: 'Africa',data: [[47, 47, 10], [20, 12, 4], [6, 76, 17], [38, 30, 6], [57, 98, 8], [61, 17, 10], [83, 60, 13], [67, 78, 50], [64, 12, 10], [30, 77, 82]]},]}






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from pycharts.charts.area_chart import AreaChart
from pycharts.highcharts_plotter import HighChartsPlotter

title = "What is the browser market share across time?"

data = [('Firefox', [[2009, 30], [2010, 47], [2011, 35], [2012, 46], [2013, 34], [2014, 40]]),
        ('IE', [[2009, 50], [2010, 45], [2011, 46], [2012, 40], [2013, 35], [2014, 30]]),
        ('Chrome', [[2009, 10], [2010, 14], [2011, 20], [2012, 26], [2013, 34], [2014, 40]]),
        ('Safari', [[2009, 10], [2010, 11], [2011, 12], [2012, 11], [2013, 13], [2014, 15]])]

x_title = "years"
y_title = "share"

# areachart = AreaChart(title, data, stacking=None, x_title=x_title, y_title=y_title)
# areachart = AreaChart(title, data, stacking="normal", x_title=x_title, y_title=y_title)
areachart = AreaChart(title, data, stacking="percent", x_title=x_title, y_title=y_title)
print areachart.to_javascript()
plotter = HighChartsPlotter()
plotter.plot(areachart)









    



{chart: {type: 'area', backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF'}, title: {text: 'What is the browser market share across time?'}, xAxis: {title: {text: 'years'}}, yAxis: {title: {text: 'share'}}, plotOptions: {area: {stacking: 'percent'},}, series: [{name: 'Firefox',data: [[2009, 30], [2010, 47], [2011, 35], [2012, 46], [2013, 34], [2014, 40]]},{name: 'IE',data: [[2009, 50], [2010, 45], [2011, 46], [2012, 40], [2013, 35], [2014, 30]]},{name: 'Chrome',data: [[2009, 10], [2010, 14], [2011, 20], [2012, 26], [2013, 34], [2014, 40]]},{name: 'Safari',data: [[2009, 10], [2010, 11], [2011, 12], [2012, 11], [2013, 13], [2014, 15]]},]}






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from pycharts.charts.bubble_map import BubbleMap
from pycharts.highcharts_plotter import HighChartsPlotter

title = "Where do tourists spend money?"

data = [('Americans', [[10, 47.23, 8.04], [14, 47.33, 8.14], [15, 46.48, 9.49]]),
        ('Italians', [[7, 46.48, 08.49], [9, 46.12, 6.09], [20, 46.10, 8.47]]),
        ('Chinese', [[20, 47.22, 8.32], [23, 47.0, 8.18], [19, 47.1, 8.31]])]

country_code = 'ch'

bubblemap = BubbleMap(title, data, country_code)
# print bubblemap.to_javascript()
plotter = HighChartsPlotter()
plotter.plot(bubblemap)









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