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GnuPlot

A PHP Library for using GnuPlot

This is the output of the demo/write.php:

gnuplot

Requirements

You need to have a server with gnuplot installed and the safe mode disabled (to be able to run proc_open())

Usage

There is examples in the demo/ directory.

You can create a graph and populate it like this:

<?phpuseGregwar\GnuPlot\GnuPlot;
$plot = newGnuPlot;
// Setting the main graph title$plot->setGraphTitle('Demo graph');
// Adding three points to the first curve$plot
->setTitle(0, 'The first curve')
->push(0, 4)
->push(1, 5)
->push(2, 6)
;
// Adding three points on the other curve// (with index 1)$plot
->setTitle(1, 'The first curve')
->push(0, 8, 1)
->push(1, 9, 1)
->push(2, 10, 2)
;

You can then save it to a file, have a look to write.php for example:

<?php// Write the graph to out.png$plot->writePng('out.png');

Or render it directly into a browser, you can try out.php for example:

<?phpheader('Content-type: image/png');
echo$plot->get();

Or display it on the screen (useful with CLI scripts), run the demo.php script for example:

<?php$plot->display();

Or display it, and re-feed it in real time (with CLI scripts), you can run realTime.php for example:

<?php$plot->refresh();

API

  • push($x, $y, $index=0), add a point to the $index-nth curve
  • display(), renders the graph on the screen (asuming you are using it as a CLI with an X Server
  • refresh(), same as display(), but will replot the graph after the first call
  • get(), gets the PNG data for your image
  • writePng($filename), write the data to the output file
  • setTitle($index, $title), sets the title of the $index-nt curve
  • setGraphTitle($title), sets the main title for the graph
  • setXLabel($text), sets the label for the X axis
  • setYLabel($text), sets the label for the Y axis
  • setXRange($min, $max), set the X min & max
  • setYRange($min, $max), set the Y min & max
  • setWidth($width), sets the width of the graph
  • setHeight($height), sets the width of the graph
  • addLabel($x, $y, $text), add some label at a point

License

Gregwar\GnuPlot is under MIT license

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