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RPM resource python3-cmap

With cmap, you can use any of the colormaps from matplotlib, cmocean, colorbrewer, crameri, seaborn, and a host of other collections in your python code, without having to install matplotlib or any other dependencies beyond numpy. cmap is a lightweight, library that provides a large collection of colormaps with no dependencies beyond numpy. It provides exports to a number of known third-party colormap objects, allowing it to be used across a wide range of python visualization libraries. The intention is to provide a library that can be used by any python library that needs colormaps, without forcing the user to install matplotlib.

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• https://github.com/tlambert03/cmap

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