A flexible Google Chart API wrapper.
from gchart import gchart
chart_class = gchart.corechart.PieChartFactory(some_piechart_option='foo')
chart = chart_class(
[("name", "string"), ("no. of donuts eaten", "number")],
[("Joe", 3), ("Bob", 5), ("Helen", 9)],
another_piechart_option = "bar"
)
The you can call chart.initialize_html() and chart.render_html()...
Note that because corechart and PieChartFactory are created dynamically, you cannot write:
from gchart.gchart.corechart import PieChartFactory
Instead, you may do something like:
import gchart
PieChartFactory = gchart.gchart.corechart.PieChartFactory
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A flexible Google Chart API wrapper
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