animatesvg¶

Create animation from a list of svg files or a list of matplotlib figures.

From svg file list¶

from beampy import *

# Remove quiet=True to get beampy compilation outputs
doc = document(quiet=True)

with slide('Animation from svg files'):
    animatesvg("./ressources/svg_anims/*.svg", width="600")

display_matplotlib(gcs())

import pylab as p

with slide('Animation from matplotlib figures'):

    anim_figs = []
    for i in range(20):
        fig = p.figure()
        x =  p.linspace(0,2*p.pi)
        p.plot(x, p.sin(x+i))
        p.plot(x, p.sin(x+i+p.pi))
        p.close(fig)
        anim_figs += [fig]

    animatesvg(anim_figs)

save('./examples_html_outputs/animatesvg.html')

HTML output¶

Module arguments¶

class beampy.animatesvg(files_in, **kwargs)

Create svg animation from a folder containing svg files (or any files that figure function can handle) or a list of matplotlib figures.

Parameters:

files_in (str or list of matplotlib figures or list of file names) – List of figures to animate. List could be generated using a string containing UNIX willcard like ‘/my/folder/*.svg’, or using a list of file names or matplotlib figure object. x (int or float or {'center', 'auto'} or str, optional) – Horizontal position for the animation (the default theme sets this to ‘center’). See positioning system of Beampy. y (int or float or {'center', 'auto'} or str, optional) – Vertical position for the animation (the default theme sets this to ‘auto’). See positioning system of Beampy. start (integer, optional) – Start position of the image sequence (the default theme sets this to 0). end (int or 'end', optional) – End position of the image sequence (the default theme sets this to ‘end’, which implies that the animation end at the last item of the files_in ). width (int or float or None, optional) – Width of the figure (the default is None, which implies that the width is width of the image). fps (int, optional) – Animation frame-rate (the default theme sets this to 25). autoplay (boolean, optional) – Automatically start the animation when the slide is shown on screen (the default theme sets this to False).

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