A Mathematica package to easily make good looking plots of functions and datasets. Under development. Feature set subject to rapid major changes. See Tutorial.nb or Tutorial.pdf for in-depth usage and examples.
First, import the latest version.
Import["https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jonasmusall/sciplot/main/SciPlot.m"]
To create a plot, pass functions and lists of points as you would pass them to Plot and ListPlot, respectively.
plot = SciPlot[{f[x], {x, xmin, xmax}}, {{x1, y1}, {x2, y2}, ...}, ...]
Use Export to save the plot to a file.
Export[NotebookDirectory[] <> "Plot.pdf", plot]
Syntax: SciPlot[..., option -> value]. More options will be added soon.
Labels which are automatically placed according to the position of the axes. Valid values are yLabel or {xLabel, yLabel} where the labels are any expression or None to display no label for that axis.
Point where the axes cross. Valid values are points {x, y} or Automatic.
Size of the produced image.
Range to display in the plot. Valid values are ranges for both directions {{xMin, xMax}, {yMin, yMax}} or Automatic.
Style for the plots to be drawn in. Specify a single style to be applied to all plots or a list of styles.
Tick marks to be shown on each axes. A single tick mark is specified by either a single numerical
value or a list {value,name,size,style} where the size is a numerical value or a pair of sizes
{s1,s2} for the tick on either side of the axis and the style or style and size may be left out.