numdaplot 0.1.0__tar.gz → 0.1.1__tar.gz

{numdaplot-0.1.0 → numdaplot-0.1.1}/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -5,6 +5,16 @@ All notable changes to numdaplot are listed in this file.
 The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
 and numdaplot follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
 
+## [0.1.1] - 2026-11-10
+
+### Added
+
+- The PyPI page links to the changelog and to the issues, and lists keywords.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- The source distribution credits the pandas license of the SAS and XPT sample files.
+
 ## [0.1.0] - 2026-11-10
 
 ### Added

{numdaplot-0.1.0 → numdaplot-0.1.1}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,12 +1,15 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.5
 Name: numdaplot
-Version: 0.1.0
+Version: 0.1.1
 Summary: A simpler, explicit API over numpy, pandas and matplotlib.
 Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot
 Project-URL: Documentation, https://ryieru.github.io/numdaplot/
+Project-URL: Changelog, https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
+Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot/issues
 Author: Ryieru
 License-Expression: BSD-3-Clause
 License-File: LICENSE
+Keywords: data analysis,matplotlib,numpy,pandas,plotting
 Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
 Classifier: Intended Audience :: Science/Research
 Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3

{numdaplot-0.1.0 → numdaplot-0.1.1}/pyproject.toml

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 [project]
 name = "numdaplot"
-version = "0.1.0"
+version = "0.1.1"
 description = "A simpler, explicit API over numpy, pandas and matplotlib."
+keywords = ["numpy", "pandas", "matplotlib", "data analysis", "plotting"]
 readme = "README.md"
 license = "BSD-3-Clause"
 license-files = ["LICENSE"]
@@ -31,6 +32,8 @@ parquet = ["pyarrow>=18.1"]
 [project.urls]
 Repository = "https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot"
 Documentation = "https://ryieru.github.io/numdaplot/"
+Changelog = "https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md"
+Issues = "https://github.com/Ryieru/numdaplot/issues"
 
 [dependency-groups]
 dev = [

numdaplot-0.1.1/release_notes.md

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+
+### Added
+
+- The PyPI page links to the changelog and to the issues, and lists keywords.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- The source distribution credits the pandas license of the SAS and XPT sample files.
+

numdaplot-0.1.1/tests/data/LICENSE-pandas

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+The files airline.sas7bdat and paxraw_d_short.xpt of this folder are copied unchanged from the test data of
+pandas v2.3.0 (pandas/tests/io/sas/data), distributed under the following license.
+
+BSD 3-Clause License
+
+Copyright (c) 2008-2011, AQR Capital Management, LLC, Lambda Foundry, Inc. and PyData Development Team
+All rights reserved.
+
+Copyright (c) 2011-2023, Open source contributors.
+
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+
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+
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{numdaplot-0.1.0 → numdaplot-0.1.1}/uv.lock

@@ -855,7 +855,7 @@ wheels = [
 
 [[package]]
 name = "numdaplot"
-version = "0.1.0"
+version = "0.1.1"
 source = { editable = "." }
 dependencies = [
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numdaplot-0.1.0/release_notes.md

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-
-### Added
-
-- `numdaplot.__version__` gives the version of the installed package.
-- `dir(numdaplot)` and the completion of notebooks show only the public names and `__version__`.
-- `Array`: values of one type in one or several dimensions, created with `Array.from_list`, `Array.from_numpy`,
-  `Array.filled`, `Array.from_range`, `Array.from_spacing`, `Array.from_date_parts` and `Array.random`; combined with
-  `+`, `-`, `*`, `/`, `//`, `%`, `**` and, for booleans, `&`, `|`, `~`; read with `Array.select`, `Array.check`,
-  `Array.take`, `Array.replace`, `Array.compute`, `Array.apply`, `Array.reshape`, `Array.transpose`, `Array.flatten`,
-  `Array.sort`, `Array.unique`, `Array.to_list`, `Array.to_value`, `Array.to_numpy` and `Array.is_equal`.
-- `Array.from_date_parts(DateParts(year, month, day))` builds a `DATE` Array from three Arrays of whole numbers, such
-  as the day, month and year columns of a file, a date being missing where a part is missing; `ValueConversionError`
-  names a part that is not whole or a year, month and day that form no date.
-- Array settings: `Shape`, `Spacing`, `ArraySorting`, `Replacement`, `Equality` and the `TypeMatch` enum.
-- Dates: arithmetic between dates, datetimes, durations and numbers on `Array`, time functions applied by
-  `Array.apply` (`TimeFunction`, `DatePart`, `DatePeriod`, `DurationIn`, `ToDuration`, with the `DatePartUnit`,
-  `PeriodUnit` and `DurationUnit` enums), date formats and time zones for `Table.convert` (`DateFormat` enum,
-  `CustomDateFormat`, `TimeZone`, `TimeZoneChange` and the `TimeZoneMode` enum), and `Table.column_time_zones`.
-- Plots: `Plot.line`, `Plot.bar`, `Plot.scatter`, `Plot.histogram`, `Plot.box`, `Plot.pie`, `Plot.heatmap`,
-  `Plot.missing_by_column` and `Plot.missing_map` create a `Plot`, shown with `Plot.show`, saved as a PNG, SVG
-  or PDF image with `Plot.save` and turned into a matplotlib figure with `Plot.to_matplotlib`. `Plot.add_line`,
-  `Plot.add_bar` and `Plot.add_scatter` draw other charts over a Plot, on its axis or on a second axis on the
-  right with the `ValueAxis` enum.
-- Plots of missing values: `Plot.missing_by_column` writes the count and the share of the rows above each bar, and
-  `Plot.missing_map` keeps a mark for every missing value of a long Table, with its total in a legend past the axes.
-- `PlotStyle(renaming=Renaming(...))` shows columns under other names in the legend, the labels of boxes, heatmaps
-  and missing value charts and the default title and axis labels, on every chart of a Plot, without renaming the
-  Table; the columns of an Array are named `"0"`, `"1"`...
-- Plot titles and axis labels are written by default: the title is the `y` label by the `x` label, such as
-  `sales by month`, and `PlotStyle` replaces them or removes them with an empty text.
-- Plots with many text labels, such as bars, heatmaps and boxes, only create the labels that fit, so they stay fast
-  on long Tables.
-- `Plot.heatmap` shows the mean of the cells in each band when they do not fit in the image, with a
-  `ReadabilityWarning`, instead of leaving most of them out.
-- Figures: `Figure` places Plots on the cells of a `Layout` with `Figure.place` and `Cell`, takes its title and its
-  size from a `FigureStyle`, and has `show`, `save` and `to_matplotlib` like a Plot.
-- `Plot.show` and `Figure.show` emit a `DisplayWarning` at the line calling them when no window can be opened, such
-  as without `tkinter` or on a server, suggesting to install `tkinter` or to save the image.
-- Plot settings: `Chart`, `LineChart`, `BarChart`, `ScatterChart`, `HistogramChart`, `BoxChart`, `PieChart`,
-  `HeatmapChart`, `MissingChart`, `BinCount`, `BinWidth`, `PlotStyle`, `Size`, `CustomColor`, `ImageOptions`, and the
-  `Color`, `LineType`, `MarkerShape`, `Orientation`, `BarLayout`, `Outliers`, `Percentages`, `ColorScale`,
-  `CellValues`, `LegendPosition`, `GridLines` and `SizeUnit` enums.
-- Plots: the labels of an axis without enough room are left out, one out of as many as needed from the first one,
-  with a `ReadabilityWarning` when they may be texts.
-- Plot errors and warnings: `ConflictingSettingsError`, `DuplicateLabelError`, `EmptyTotalError`,
-  `InvalidBinWidthError`, `InvalidChartDataError`, `InvalidColorCountError`, `InvalidColorError`,
-  `InvalidOpacityError`, `InvalidPointSizeError`, `InvalidResolutionError`, `InvalidRotationError`,
-  `InvalidSizeError`, `MissingValueError`, `RefusedSettingError`,
-  `UnsupportedImageFormatError`, `IncompatibleChartsError`, `OccupiedCellError`, `CellOutOfRangeError`,
-  `ReadabilityWarning` and `DisplayWarning`.
-- Date errors: `InvalidConversionError`, `InvalidDateFormatError`, `InvalidTimeZoneChangeError`,
-  `TimeZoneMismatchError` and `UnknownTimeZoneError`.
-- `Table`: named columns of one type each, read with `Table.from_csv`, `Table.from_json`, `Table.from_excel`,
-  `Table.from_parquet`, `Table.from_stata`, `Table.from_sas`, `Table.from_xpt`, `Table.from_pandas` and
-  `Table.from_arrays`; written with `Table.to_csv`, `Table.to_json`, `Table.to_excel`, `Table.to_parquet` and
-  `Table.to_stata`; changed with `Table.filter`, `Table.take`, `Table.choose_columns`, `Table.rename`,
-  `Table.convert`, `Table.add_column`, `Table.aggregate`, `Table.describe`, `Table.sort`,
-  `Table.drop_duplicates` and `Table.drop_missing`; read with `Table.column`, `Table.check`,
-  `Table.count_missing`, `Table.to_value`, `Table.to_pandas`, `Table.is_equal`, `Table.row_count`,
-  `Table.column_count`, `Table.column_names`, `Table.column_types`, `Table.preview`, `Table.preview_missing`
-  and `print`.
-- A `Table` written at the end of a notebook cell is shown as the HTML table of `Table.preview`, with every column
-  and the type of each column under its name; a long Table shows its first and last rows, as its text does.
-- `Table.from_csv` gives each column the type of all its values, even when pandas reads a long file in blocks: a
-  column mixing numbers and texts keeps every text as written, such as `01`, without the pandas `DtypeWarning`.
-- `Array`, `Table` and `Plot`, and the base classes `Rule`, `Statistic`, `MathFunction`, `TimeFunction`,
-  `Distribution` and `Chart`, refuse their constructor with `RefusedOperationError`, which names what to use instead.
-  Settings, methods and arithmetic operators check their values against their annotations and raise
-  `InvalidTypeError`, which names what they accept.
-- Settings that work as they are may be omitted: `Array.sort`, `Table.preview`, `Table.describe`,
-  `Table.drop_duplicates`, `Table.drop_missing` and `Table.count_missing` use their default settings, and the Plot
-  creation methods and `Plot.add_*`, except `Plot.pie`, their default chart.
-- `Table.convert` converts booleans to numbers, 1 for `True` and 0 for `False`, and numbers to booleans, only 0 and
-  1 by default or every number but 0 as `True` with `BooleanRule.NONZERO_TRUE`.
-- File settings, separate for reading and writing so that each setting only exists where it applies:
-  `CsvReadOptions`, `CsvWriteOptions`, `JsonReadOptions`, `JsonWriteOptions`, `ExcelReadOptions`,
-  `ExcelWriteOptions`, `SasReadOptions`, `XptReadOptions`, `ParquetReadOptions` and `StataReadOptions`.
-- Every file reading and `Table.from_pandas` remove the spaces, tabs and line breaks at the start and the end of each
-  column name, unless `ColumnNames.KEPT` is given; two names that become the same raise `DuplicateColumnError`.
-- `CsvReadOptions` and `ExcelReadOptions` take `missing_texts`, the texts read as missing values, which replace the 19
-  texts pandas reads as missing by default; an Excel column named like one of them, such as `NA`, keeps its name.
-- Table settings: `Filter`, `Condition`,
-  `Aggregation`, `Calculation`, `PivotTable`, `Description`, `ColumnChoice`, `Renaming`, `NameChange`, `Conversion`, `NewColumn`,
-  `Sorting`, `SortKey`, `Deduplication`, `Preview`, `MissingCount`, `MissingDrop`, `MissingRatio`, and the `BooleanRule`, `Encoding`,
-  `JsonLayout`, `Conflict`, `FilterMode`, `ColumnMatch`, `ColumnMode`, `Keep`, `Side`, `ShownColumns`, `MissingMode`,
-  `RatioComparison` and `Measure` enums. `Equality` compares two Tables as well as two Arrays.
-- Table errors: `ColumnNotFoundError`, `DuplicateColumnError`, `DuplicateStatisticError`, `EmptyListError`,
-  `FileAccessError`, `FileExistsError`, `FileNotFoundError`, `InvalidColumnNameError`, `InvalidSeparatorError`,
-  `InvalidSheetNameError`, `MissingDependencyError` and `UnsupportedIndexError`. `FileNotFoundError` and
-  `FileExistsError` are also the Python errors of the same name, and `FileAccessError` is also an `OSError`.
-- Distributions: `Distribution`, `Uniform`, `Normal`, `RandomIntegers`.
-- Number brackets: `Conversion(dtype=Type.CATEGORY, format=Brackets(limits, bounds, labels, first, last, others))`
-  cuts a number column into categories kept in the order of the brackets, named after the values they hold, such as
-  `0 to 9` or `65 or more`, with the `BracketEnd` enum and the `InvalidLimitsError` and `InvalidLabelCountError`
-  errors; `UnmatchedValueError` also names a value in no bracket.
-- Value mapping: `Array.apply(ValueMapping(changes=[ValueChange(old_value, new_value)], others=Unmatched.ERROR))`
-  replaces listed values by new ones, such as codes by labels, with `DuplicateValueError` for an old value given twice
-  and `UnmatchedValueError` for a value without new value; `Unmatched.MISSING` makes those values missing.
-- Math functions: `MathFunction`, `SquareRoot`, `Exponential`, `Logarithm`, `Absolute`, `Round`, `Sine`, `Cosine`.
-- Array errors: `DimensionError`, `EmptyArrayError`, `IncompatibleTypesError`, `InvalidBaseError`,
-  `InvalidCountError`, `InvalidDeviationError`, `InvalidPositionError`, `InvalidSeedError`,
-  `IntegerOverflowError`, `InvalidShapeError`, `IrregularListError`, `MissingTypeError`, `NotSingleValueError`, `OutOfDomainError`,
-  `RefusedOperationError`, `ShapeMismatchError`, `TimeOverflowError`, `UnsupportedMissingError`,
-  `ValueConversionError`.
-- `Type.TIME`: times of day from 00:00 to 23:59:59.999999, created from `datetime.time` values with
-  `Array.from_list`, read back as `datetime.time` by `to_list`, `to_numpy` and `Table.to_pandas`, compared by the
-  rules and sorted; durations of any unit read from numpy or pandas stay `DURATION`.
-- `Table.convert` reads texts as `TIME`, as `HH:MM`, `HH:MM:SS` or `HH:MM:SS.ffffff` by default or with a
-  `CustomDateFormat` of a time only such as `"%H%M"`, takes the local time of day of a `DATETIME`, and writes `TIME` as
-  texts or categories, `15:35:00` by default.
-- Calculations on `TIME`: two times subtracted give a `DURATION`, a duration added or subtracted moves a time within
-  its day with a `TimeOverflowError` past midnight, a `DATE` plus a `TIME` gives a `DATETIME`, `DatePart` reads the
-  hour, the minute and the second, and `Min`, `Max`, `Count`, `CountDistinct` and `MostFrequent` apply to times.
-- `TIME` columns are written as texts such as `15:35:00` in CSV, JSON, Excel and Stata files, read back as `TEXT`,
-  and as Parquet times read back as `TIME`.
-- `Table.from_excel` reads columns of time cells as `TIME` and columns of duration cells as `DURATION`.
-- Plots place `TIME` columns at their hours on the x axis of line, bar and scatter charts, labeled `HH:MM`, and
-  name heatmap rows, pie slices, `color_by` groups and box `group_by` groups with `HH:MM` labels.
-- Plots measure `TIME` values on an axis labeled `HH:MM`: `y` of line and scatter charts, box charts, histograms
-  and Arrays of times of day. A histogram of times has one bin per hour from 00:00 to 24:00 by default, and
-  `BinWidth` takes a duration of at most a day for times of day.
-- `Table.join` joins two Tables on key columns (`Join`, `JoinMode`, `JoinSuffixes`, `KeyTypes`): inner, left,
-  right and outer joins, missing keys never matching, keys of one family by default, an optional check of how many
-  times each key appears (`Relation`), `InvalidSuffixesError` and `JoinRelationError`.
-- `Type` enum of value types and its conversion to numpy and pandas dtypes, and the `Library` enum read on
-  `UnsupportedTypeError`.
-- Rules: `Equal`, `NotEqual`, `Greater`, `GreaterOrEqual`, `Less`, `LessOrEqual`, `Between`, `IsIn`,
-  `Contains`, `IsMissing`, `IsPresent`, with the `Bounds` and `Case` enums.
-- Statistics: `Sum`, `Mean`, `Median`, `Min`, `Max`, `Count` with the `CountedMissing` enum, `CountDistinct`,
-  `StandardDeviation`, `Quantile`, `MostFrequent`, `MostFrequentCount`.
-- Positions: `Region`, `Index`, `Range` and the `Axis` enum.
-- Sort settings: `Order` and `MissingPosition` enums.
-- Errors: `NumdaplotError`, `EmptyRegionError`, `EmptyTextError`, `EmptyValuesError`, `InvalidBoundsError`,
-  `InvalidFractionError`, `InvalidTypeError`, `InvalidStepError`, `UnsupportedTypeError`, and the
-  `BroadcastWarning` and `CalculationWarning` warnings.
-- `NumdaplotWarning`, the base of every numdaplot warning, filters them all at once with the `warnings` module.