Small, interactive colormap example.
conda create -n my-conda-env # creates new virtual env
conda activate my-conda-env # activate environment in terminal
cd my-local-path # change to this repo directory
conda install --file requirements.txt # install jupyter + notebook and other requirements
jupyter notebook # start server + kernel inside my-conda-env
Binder can open a public repo and even automatically installs the requirements.txt
.
Open https://mybinder.org/, use https://github.com/alxvth/ColormapsExamples
as the GitHub URL and specify main
as the Git ref. Press launch
, wait some seconds and get started.
Alternatively, simply open: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/alxvth/ColormapsExamples/main
If you are logged in with a Google accont, you can run this on Google Colab be replacing https://github.com
in the url of any notebook in this repo with https://colab.research.google.com/github/
, e.g. to start ColormapsExampleWithGray.ipynb
, open:
(Since not all requirements are installed, you also cannot be sure that all modules are of a compatible version. E.g. the matplotlib version might not have the "turbo" colormap.)