Module Hierarchy

• dataplot: Make data-driven plots on the web using your Django data.
  • bike
    • matplotlib
    • models: Record of bike trips for data analysis.
    • R
    • urls
    • views
  • matplotlib
  • plotmodels: Auto-define and -update mechanism for django-dataplot images.
  • python
  • R: Plots using R base graphics code and the rpy backend.
  • shellscript: Shell script plots make images via command line programs.
  • soccer
    • models
    • urls
    • views

Class Hierarchy

• __builtin__.object: The most base type
  • __builtin__.dict: dict() -> new empty dictionary.
    • dataplot.plotmodels.Dataplot: Parsing logic for dataplot autoconfig tuples.
  • dataplot.GenericPlot: Singular representation of a plot for the web.
    • dataplot.R.Plot: R plot for the web.
      • dataplot.R.barplot: Standard boring barplot.
      • dataplot.R.Histogram: generic histogram for showing a univariate distribution.
      • dataplot.R.multi_time_series: Multiple time series superimposed for comparison.
      • dataplot.R.NormalQQPlot: Use to see if univariate data are approximately normal.
      • dataplot.R.Scatter: Simple x-y scatterplot.
        • dataplot.R.SquareScatter
          • dataplot.R.CorrScatter: Scatterplot used to judge correlation between 2 variables.
      • dataplot.bike.R.ThereAndBackPlot
      • dataplot.R.TimeSeries: Simple cumulative time series.
    • dataplot.matplotlib.Plot: Matplotlib plot.
      • dataplot.matplotlib.Scatter: Simple matplotlib scatterplot.
    • dataplot.python.Plot: Make a plot using some python function.
    • dataplot.shellscript.Plot: Make plots through the filesystem and command line programs.
  • django.oldforms.Manipulator
  • __builtin__.type: type(object) -> the object's type type(name, bases, dict) -> a new type
• exceptions.Exception: Common base class for all exceptions.
  • django.core.exceptions.MultipleObjectsReturned: The query returned multiple objects when only one was expected.
  • django.core.exceptions.ObjectDoesNotExist: The requested object does not exist
  • dataplot.PlotError
    • dataplot.plotmodels.DataplotImproperlyConfigured
  • rpy.RException
    • dataplot.R.RFunctionDoesNotExist