treeplotter
Tree plotting is really hard in Python. The treeplotter package aims to make the process easier. It wraps the TreantJS library to plot trees and saves them to a rendered HTML file. This HTML file is then also exported to a high-res PNG by wrapping R's webshot package. The package requires some complicated installs, but this is the price to pay to not use any R, Javascript, or CSS ;)
This library has Node and Tree classes in the treeplotter.tree module. Node objects can store various items. We can then specify the node children and parents. A Tree is then defined by a root node. From this, we can create tree visualizations. See here for a complete demo.
This package is used in the decitala package (see here) to make FragmentTree diagrams, like the following one of the Greek Prosodic Feet:
The basic package can be installed with
$ pip3 install treeplotter
To create the tree diagrams, however, some additional installs are required. See here for the complete instructions.
FAQs
Python package for tree plotting.
We found that treeplotter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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