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I have a horisontal bar view, and I'd like each bar with unique "Y" value to have a different color. Is this possible right now?

Hi! I'm interesting in using this library in a project I'm working on, but am hesitant to do so because of a lack of a license agreement. In the cargo.toml https://github.com/askanium/rustplotlib/blob/master/Cargo.toml, it specifies the license as "MIT OR Apache 2.0". It would be great to clarify what this means and add a LICENSE.md to the root of the project.

Instead of using the save method, it would be great if a Chart could be converted to an svg as a String. This would be useful in contexts like WASM, where an element could be created directly from the svg.

Hello, I hope this finds you well.

Please could you add a method to allow people to specify a background colour (or transparency) for Chart instances? I am making SVG charts at the moment, and their transparent backgrounds makes them very difficult to read/see.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

I have found that the default font sizes for labels is not suitable in all cases . In a my particular case I needed a larger font size for the tick on the horizontal axis than the default 12px.

I have forked the repo and can provide a pull request with configuration for all font sizes if you are interested.

Regards,

Jerry.

Hi, great library! Thanks for the effort in making it so easy to create charts!

Didn't see pie charts in the examples/gallery or the chart types list so figured I'd make an issue for it.

I see that Charts can have multiple views in it. And it looks like the views effectively overlap each other.
I'm wondering if the views could be made separate (visually), all within the same SVG. Is this possible today?

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy#usage

I cloned the repository to see about contributing a fix for another issue and noticed that Clippy gave me a bunch of linting and formatting suggestions. I'd be happy to submit a PR that fixes all of Clippy's suggestions.