cartoframes.styling module¶
Styling module that exposes CARTOColors schemes. Read more about CARTOColors in its GitHub repository.
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class
cartoframes.styling.BinMethod¶ Data classification methods used for the styling of data on maps.
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quantiles¶ Quantiles classification for quantitative data
Type: str
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jenks¶ Jenks classification for quantitative data
Type: str
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headtails¶ Head/Tails classification for quantitative data
Type: str
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equal¶ Equal Interval classification for quantitative data
Type: str
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category¶ Category classification for qualitative data
Type: str
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mapping¶ The TurboCarto mappings
Type: dict
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category= 'category'
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equal= 'equal'
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headtails= 'headtails'
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jenks= 'jenks'
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mapping= {'category': '=', 'equal': '>', 'headtails': '<', 'jenks': '>', 'quantiles': '>'}
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quantiles= 'quantiles'
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cartoframes.styling.antique(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Antique qualitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.armyRose(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors ArmyRose divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.bluGrn(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors BluGrn quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.bluYl(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors BluYl quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.bold(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Bold qualitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.brwnYl(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors BrwnYl quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.burg(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Burg quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.burgYl(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors BurgYl quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.custom(colors, bins=None, bin_method='quantiles')¶ Create a custom scheme.
Parameters: - colors (list of str) – List of hex values for styling data
- bins (int, optional) – Number of bins to style by. If not given, the number of colors will be used.
- bin_method (str, optional) – Classification method. One of the values
in
BinMethod. Defaults to quantiles, which only works with quantitative data.
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cartoframes.styling.darkMint(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors DarkMint quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.earth(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Earth divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.emrld(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Emrld quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.fall(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Fall divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.get_scheme_cartocss(column, scheme_info)¶ Get TurboCARTO CartoCSS based on input parameters
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cartoframes.styling.geyser(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Geyser divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.magenta(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Magenta quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.mint(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Mint quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.orYel(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors OrYel quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.pastel(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Pastel qualitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.peach(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Peach quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.pinkYl(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors PinkYl quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.prism(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Prism qualitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.purp(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Purp quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.purpOr(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors PurpOr quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.redOr(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors RedOr quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.safe(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Safe qualitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.scheme(name, bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ Return a custom scheme based on CARTOColors.
Parameters: - name (str) – Name of a CARTOColor.
- bins (int or iterable) – If an int, the number of bins for classifying
data. CARTOColors have 7 bins max for quantitative data, and 11 max
for qualitative data. If bins is a list, it is the upper range
for classifying data. E.g., bins can be of the form
(10, 20, 30, 40, 50). - bin_method (str, optional) – One of methods in
BinMethod. Defaults toquantiles. If bins is an interable, then that is the bin method that will be used and this will be ignored.
Warning
Input types are particularly sensitive in this function, and little feedback is given for errors.
nameandbin_methodarguments are case-sensitive.
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cartoframes.styling.sunset(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Sunset quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.sunsetDark(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors SunsetDark quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.teal(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Teal quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.tealGrn(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors TealGrn quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.tealRose(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors TealRose divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.temps(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Temps divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.tropic(bins, bin_method='quantiles')¶ CARTOColors Tropic divergent quantitative scheme
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cartoframes.styling.vivid(bins, bin_method='category')¶ CARTOColors Vivid qualitative scheme